jeffrey-wimberly
Dr Frankendiesel
Wish I had an Easy button.Remember that commercial where the guy used someones elses Staples easy button to find his own misplaced easy button?........not supposed to do that.![]()
Wish I had an Easy button.Remember that commercial where the guy used someones elses Staples easy button to find his own misplaced easy button?........not supposed to do that.![]()
Good morning. It's raining (hard) and 51. That will be today's high temp.
Uh Oh,,,,,,,you weren't supposed to do that!![]()
Since I opted out of TV service.....been watching some of the longer train videos on youtube. The empire builder is a big modern passenger train that hauls 400 people in comfort. Guess it runs from chicago to somewhere in northwestern usa?.....anyway....I think they named it after that bachmann train set with the same name.Yeah....that must be it.
Thanks for the idea.....I'll check it out.You can also subscribe to Netflix, and watch all kinds of tv shows and movies. It's either $7 or $8 a month, and you can watch on your new computer.
It runs from Chicago to the Pacific Northwest. The line splits in Spokane, Washington, terminating at Seattle, Washington's King Street Station in the north and Portland, Oregon's Union Station in the south. The train passes through Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. Layovers are made in Saint Paul, Minot, Havre, and Spokane. Some other major stops on the route are Milwaukee; Fargo; Whitefish, Montana; and Vancouver, Washington. The original Empire Builder was inaugurated by the Great Northern on June 11, 1929, and displaced the Oriental Limited as the roads premier train. It was named in honor of railroad tycoon James J. Hill, known during his life as "The Empire Builder" who reorganized several failing railroads into the Great Northern Railway and extended the line to the Pacific Northwest late in the 19th century.Since I opted out of TV service.....been watching some of the longer train videos on youtube. The empire builder is a big modern passenger train that hauls 400 people in comfort. Guess it runs from chicago to somewhere in northwestern usa?.....anyway....I think they named it after that bachmann train set with the same name.Yeah....that must be it.
I would love to take that trip........and james j. hill is another RR guy for me to read up on.It runs from Chicago to the Pacific Northwest. The line splits in Spokane, Washington, terminating at Seattle, Washington's King Street Station in the north and Portland, Oregon's Union Station in the south. The train passes through Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. Layovers are made in Saint Paul, Minot, Havre, and Spokane. Some other major stops on the route are Milwaukee; Fargo; Whitefish, Montana; and Vancouver, Washington. The original Empire Builder was inaugurated by the Great Northern on June 11, 1929, and displaced the Oriental Limited as the roads premier train. It was named in honor of railroad tycoon James J. Hill, known during his life as "The Empire Builder" who reorganized several failing railroads into the Great Northern Railway and extended the line to the Pacific Northwest late in the 19th century.
Here's a good place to start.I would love to take that trip........and james j. hill is another RR guy for me to read up on.
Mike
