NYC_George
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I was watching a Tom Petty documentary on AXS tv last night. They said his lead guitar Mike Cambell plays more like George Harrison who never overdone his guitar leads like some other lead guitarist.
Swal
Swal
Running Bear's March 2023 Coffee Shop
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General Erich von Manstein's attack on France comes to mind for one. Washington's attack on the Hessians at Trenton for another.
But these kinds of results are rare indeed.
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Smudge617
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Spent the day so far not getting a lot done, been looking for the drive gearing for the SW7 I have with the dodgy motor now I've finally fixed it and I thought I'd put it with the loco, seems not, can I find those bag of parts, nope, I know I put it somewhere safe, but the question is where !!!
Also painted those two flat car engines I got.
Also painted those two flat car engines I got.
Sirfoldalot
Days Gone Bye!
Smudge. I would prefer the Also, myself - the one with the 'BC RAIL' in the center of the white strip.
(just like it's looks better and I cannot remember if you are DC or DCC?)
54 degrees looking for 61 today with cloudy and chance of rain. Another "Atmospheric" River is expected to drop 2.5-3 inches of rain in LA. DO NOT KNOW WHAT WE MAY RECEIVE HERE.
(excuse - keep hitting the CAPS lock with my fat fingers!)
Spousal Unit and I survived the night out, but I have to say the tale will be told in the family circles.
A Thursday night and we tried 4 different places and could not get a reservation, so we wound up at our favorite Mex. joint after driving to several establishments and finding out that a couple of them were closed on Thursday -- but nothing posted on the website, although not answering the phone should have given us the clue!
Needless to say, DAVE, that I did not get lucky as I had hoped! BUT, after a few beers and a couple of HUGE Margaritas -- who cares?
Last night Had a houseful of guests last evening for the youngest daughter's birthday dinner - I think it was 14 total and the wife spent hours in the kitchen messing up pots and pans about as fast as I could wash them - I might add that we had a delicious Italian dinner - the lady surely can cook!
CURT - You do not want to put a foot in Southwestern Colorado in February unless you like to SKI, or snowshoe -- plus, the trains will not be running unless the 'D&S has a short excursion up the Animas Valley for ten, or so miles?
TomO. I was thinking of basketball as well -- I just may have to try and look up the game today. After ditching Spectrum, I am still trying to find my way around U-Tube TV.
Willie - That Lawn tractor is a beaut! Almost hate to dirty it up!
(just like it's looks better and I cannot remember if you are DC or DCC?)
54 degrees looking for 61 today with cloudy and chance of rain. Another "Atmospheric" River is expected to drop 2.5-3 inches of rain in LA. DO NOT KNOW WHAT WE MAY RECEIVE HERE.
(excuse - keep hitting the CAPS lock with my fat fingers!)
Spousal Unit and I survived the night out, but I have to say the tale will be told in the family circles.
A Thursday night and we tried 4 different places and could not get a reservation, so we wound up at our favorite Mex. joint after driving to several establishments and finding out that a couple of them were closed on Thursday -- but nothing posted on the website, although not answering the phone should have given us the clue!
Needless to say, DAVE, that I did not get lucky as I had hoped! BUT, after a few beers and a couple of HUGE Margaritas -- who cares?
Last night Had a houseful of guests last evening for the youngest daughter's birthday dinner - I think it was 14 total and the wife spent hours in the kitchen messing up pots and pans about as fast as I could wash them - I might add that we had a delicious Italian dinner - the lady surely can cook!
CURT - You do not want to put a foot in Southwestern Colorado in February unless you like to SKI, or snowshoe -- plus, the trains will not be running unless the 'D&S has a short excursion up the Animas Valley for ten, or so miles?
TomO. I was thinking of basketball as well -- I just may have to try and look up the game today. After ditching Spectrum, I am still trying to find my way around U-Tube TV.
Willie - That Lawn tractor is a beaut! Almost hate to dirty it up!
It's in a place so safe, even you can't find it.I know I put it somewhere safe, but the question is where !!!
Smudge617
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Yes the MLW M630 is a really nice looking Loco, bit like yourself and your lovely spouse, great looking couple, glad you finally found some where for yourselves to eat, but definitely a chore getting there.
wombat457
I'm the one
Bloody hell @Smudge617 - you could buy a real one for not much more 
Tell me something - do you get hit with import tax and VAT if a friend sends you something from over seas or is it just if you buy from a retailer?
Tell me something - do you get hit with import tax and VAT if a friend sends you something from over seas or is it just if you buy from a retailer?
Sirfoldalot
Days Gone Bye!
Yesterday was as beautiful of a day as could be imagined!
The field across the roadway from the subdivision where I live. I pray nothing gets built during my lifetime.
The field across the roadway from the subdivision where I live. I pray nothing gets built during my lifetime.
santafewillie
Same Ol' Buzzard
Yea! I know. Yesterday was dusty but windy so it isn't too bad yet.
migalyto
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Guess you have no choice but to buy them both!Yes the MLW M630 is a really nice looking Loco, bit like yourself and your lovely spouse, great looking couple, glad you finally found some where for yourselves to eat, but definitely a chore getting there.
santafewillie
Same Ol' Buzzard
That utility easement along the road usually works to keep developers at bay. For a while at least. That one looks like there's a natural gas line and electrical lines. Eventually someone will decide that paying for the land and the easement that they cannot develop will be worth it. The easement may even include some of the farmland that's being used for crops.
Smudge617
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Hold on, let me check if Mr Rockefeller will give me a loan
wombat457
I'm the one
I know who I'd be getting to pay for it - and it wouldn't be this little black duck
migalyto
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In Illinois 8 guys with 4 state trucks would come by and throw a shovel full of cold patch in it! Probably only take them 4 hours to pull it off too.
wombat457
I'm the one
Well, it takes a bit of time to get from New York you know 
They aren't much better here Mike, believe me. Come to think about it - (council workers (state/county/town etc) and the same all over the world. It take at least four of em to dig a hole so another four can fill it. One to do the digging, one on standby incase the first one collapses with exhaustion, one to watch over the collapsed guy while the second one digs and the fourth to sit on his butt and supervise
They aren't much better here Mike, believe me. Come to think about it - (council workers (state/county/town etc) and the same all over the world. It take at least four of em to dig a hole so another four can fill it. One to do the digging, one on standby incase the first one collapses with exhaustion, one to watch over the collapsed guy while the second one digs and the fourth to sit on his butt and supervise
ctclibby
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Good Morning All and those who still have ONE tiny monitor.
31F @ 74% and sunny. Supposed to get to 55F - we will see.
Have dual monitors on almost all of the machines we use around here; servers only one as usually I VNC in anywho. Even the Daughter does not know how she got by with only one. Wife went kicking and screaming to a dual setup, but now you can not take it away from her. The girls have 24 - 28 inchers, mine are all over the place: 32's, 24's ... you name it. Found out the 65" in the living room actually does Internet - but what a PITA with no mouse.
Welp, think that the hip is finally starting to give up the ghost. Pain from foot to just above the knee almost all of the time. Ibuprofen, Naproxen and Aspirin just don't get it anymore. No, not ALL at the same time. Chatted with the hip Doc a couple of years ago deciding to wait until after retired. I guess I am really tired now. Suspect that this will be 3 months out so I will have to grin ( grit my teeth ) and bare it for a bit. Maybe I can get at least the shell up for the garage before not being able to twist and shout.
Anybody here use KiCad? If so, message me as I have a simple question.
Later
31F @ 74% and sunny. Supposed to get to 55F - we will see.
Have dual monitors on almost all of the machines we use around here; servers only one as usually I VNC in anywho. Even the Daughter does not know how she got by with only one. Wife went kicking and screaming to a dual setup, but now you can not take it away from her. The girls have 24 - 28 inchers, mine are all over the place: 32's, 24's ... you name it. Found out the 65" in the living room actually does Internet - but what a PITA with no mouse.
Welp, think that the hip is finally starting to give up the ghost. Pain from foot to just above the knee almost all of the time. Ibuprofen, Naproxen and Aspirin just don't get it anymore. No, not ALL at the same time. Chatted with the hip Doc a couple of years ago deciding to wait until after retired. I guess I am really tired now. Suspect that this will be 3 months out so I will have to grin ( grit my teeth ) and bare it for a bit. Maybe I can get at least the shell up for the garage before not being able to twist and shout.
Anybody here use KiCad? If so, message me as I have a simple question.
Later
Bruette
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History does have a few rare exceptions.
General Erich von Manstein's attack on France comes to mind for one. Washington's attack on the Hessians at Trenton for another.
But these kinds of results are rare indeed.
Bruette
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I have limited experience with pre-orders. I have pre-ordered a few things from Lionel. The only one I ever had problems with was Christmas boxcar. Lionel had contracted with an American company to have it made. I got the car in February. I did get a free hat.
I agree with Tony aka Wombat; if you want something done right, do it yourself.
I agree with Tony aka Wombat; if you want something done right, do it yourself.
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