The Russians are holding the Europeans to ransome over gas,so it pushes up gas prices worldwide.I can't imagine why gas costs so much now.
The Russians are holding the Europeans to ransome over gas,so it pushes up gas prices worldwide.
if you look at uk gas prices, European prices you’ll see. The u.k is just running out on a government cap which has bankrupted a whole host of electrical companies, they use the gas to produce electricity, the cap. Is going up 54 percent, and the Ukraine/Russian isssue will likely mean the Russians put up the fuel nmore cos Europe is reliant on it, the greenhouse effect rules mean many fossil fuel companies know they need to make money while they can to invest in other businesss before they are forced out of business. Certainly they will chase massive profits until we are all not so reliant on fossil fuels snake biting itself syndrome. Imo.
A hearty welcome to the Coffee Shop Mike.Bremen....Bethlehem Walk!
@santafewillie, $3.01 per gallon? Wow! Yesterday, in Niles Michigan, it was $3.29 per gallon.
Also "enjoyed" shoveling and clearing the driveway 2x yesterday (about 13") and once this morning already.![]()
3.69 here in NYA hearty welcome to the Coffee Shop Mike.
yup! https://modelrailroadforums.com/forum/index.php?threads/a-new-beginning-jrs-uprr.31740/Does anybody use one of these newfangled laser levels for layout work? Overkill if my longest straights are about 6 - 7 feet?
I used a laser level when I built the layout. I set it on a tripod in the room and it showed the line on all walls. It put a red line where my framework was going. Much easier then using the 2’ and 6’ levels that I still used from habit. Actually for a time I did not trust the red lines on the walls.Does anybody use one of these newfangled laser levels for layout work? Overkill if my longest straights are about 6 - 7 feet?
That makes two of us I loving that building and mill. Kinda parcel to Sawmills my Grandpa had one He cut and hauled White Oak logs to it and cut them up to lumber then Hauling them to Mississippi on a flat bed a trailer with a KB6 International in the early 1950s. That is going to look really good. Dave I hope you get well soon take care of yourself.Good evening guys, I am late to the game today, woke up with a fever and had sweats/chills overnight. Temp at 99.8 so taking a couple days off. hate to say maybe Omicron. My taste is good and not congested in the least. Time will tell.
Very interesting to read the weather in various parts of the country!
I spent 4 hours sleeping today and 3 hours in the train room, a couple buildings are in the hospital
Here is the sawmill from the "OUTFEED" end. I have moved this building over 4 times, just have to tweak it a little each time
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The steam engine and smokestack fell off, and the belt came off the sawmill. The little ramp needs replacement a well.
This building came apart some too:
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I love this little building, the sawmill office and specialty storage
Have a good evening and stay warm
Dave LAS>
