Good Morning All. Clear and 75°, weather geeks are predicting 101° today through Friday. Yes, it's a dry heat so it won't feel like much more. This is mostly what I have to look forward to until October. Although the NWS is predicting a wind shift from the SE on Sunday, which generally brings us rain; as the upper-level low moves over Louisiana and brings Gulf moisture to our area. We'll see if they are correct.
Nothing significant about my mundane day yesterday. Today starts with the dishwasher once again. Granddog is still with us and doing well. The local rabbits realize that she has not fully recovered from her leg surgery earlier this year, so they taunt her mercilessly, not really attempting to escape early but waiting until the last second. She actually only makes a half-hearted attempt anyway.
Nothing special to report from the train shed yesterday. Finished inspecting and cleaning the rest of the industrial spurs in the quarterly project clean-up area. I'll vacuum all track, main, sidings and spurs next before proceeding with structure and vehicle cleaning. For variety, many vehicles will get moved to different locations. I also intend to add graffiti to another of those ScaleTrains 86' boxcars, the DRGW one this time.
Chet - Thank you for the comment. I always liked your layout photos as well. I am able to spot some familiar structures in many of them. Thanks again for the opportunity to take some of them off your hands.
Swal -
The box cars look good Willie. Something new you're doing? Swal
Not really. I have graffiti on maybe 15% of my fleet. But a UP car just doesn't look right without graffiti of some sort.
John -
Just when Josh Hawley called for the resignation of the Postmaster General.
It may be a little unfair to condemn the Postmaster General, as he has a job in a bureau that essentially was created by Congress. And, unless you're in a hurry, USPS is still cheaper than UPS or FedEx for low-volume residential customers.
Today is bassist Greg Walker's 75 birthday. He played briefly for Lynyrd Skynyrd in the early 70's, but his main band was Blackfoot. One of their biggest hits was
Train Train, appropriate for this Coffee Shop.
Everybody have a wonderful Wednesday.