Benitin y Eneas by Pierre S. De Beaumont and Bud Fisher for May 20, 2014

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    woodworker318  over 10 years ago

    Good morning Vagabonds.Not much to comment on other than the weather is lousy through Saturday.Just picked up our tomato plants from our friend. Now we have to wait for good weather to weed the garden and then plant them.Someday

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    arye uygur  over 10 years ago

    Good morning, Vagabonds. I’ve been fasting since 11 PM last night to take a blood test. Next week I have an appointment with my doctor and he’ll review the results.

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    davidf42  over 10 years ago

    Morning, Vagabonds.

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    Dkram  over 10 years ago

    Good morning Vagabonds..Sunny, low 40s. The second half of may and the furnace is running..In the way back when I was a kid we went to a place called Steam Town USA in Wallpol, NH just across the river from Bellowsfalls, VT.After going through the yard-museum we took the train from Bellowsfall to Cheaster, VT. One engine and three cars on the way out, and five cars and two engines on the way back..How ever a few years after we saw it, the owner was killed in a plane crash, and the whole thing went to PA..Some totally trivial trivia: Only North American locomotives have bells..Have fun..ttfn

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    arye uygur  over 10 years ago

    Good morning again, Vagabonds. I’m back from my blood work and just finished a nice breakfast f cheeros with raisins and chocolate mil.

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    JanLC  over 10 years ago

    Good morning, Vagabonds.

    Arye, your breakfast sounds better than my “Slim Fast” shake, even if it is chocolate.

    Mark, my recently deceased cousin was the train buff in the family. Through his connections, we got to do some really cool stuff with trains over the years. Even without him, I have been to some great train museums, including the California State one in Sacramento. It is always fun to ride and see the old locomotives. There’s even a stationary one in my home town in Oregon, though they did have to move it back further from the road a while back. It was “aimed” at the Southbound drivers just past a clump of trees, and more than one panicked at the sight of a big black locomotive “bearing down on them” even though it was behind a chain link fence. I can remember climbing all over that thing when I was a kid (before the fence was put up.)

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