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John J

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#21 · Apr 24, 2011

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Posted By Greg Elmassian on 23 Apr 2011 08:22 AM
Dick, don't feel bad, what these Arizona boys are not mentioning is that during the summer it's too hot to go out in the sun, they have to work in the off hours.

You should feel sorry for us San Diego guys, the weatherman said we were going to have a crummy Easter weekend because it will be cloudy and 65 degrees. It's just awful.

Greg
Yea it get's too hot to run durning the day in the summer when it's 117 degrees. But it gives new meaning to the words " Night Train"

 

jake3404

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#22 · Apr 24, 2011

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Well,

I just started my layout, but since I made it small I expect to be mostly done by end of summer. As of right now the main has been set, I need to finish setting sidings. Then start landscaping around the layout and a whole list of other things.

 

blackburn49

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#23 · Apr 24, 2011

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Posted By toddalin on 23 Apr 2011 11:59 PM
Posted By Steve Stockham on 23 Apr 2011 10:03 PM
Getting the garden part of the railroad ready for the season is the main effort on my list. As to getting creative, I am working on a bash of an LGB mogul to make it into a C&S #22
I hear you there. Only another couple dozen trees to trim before I put the structures out for the season after this week's projected Santa Ana winds.

Nice trees. That's one thing I cannot do up here in the sub-arctic climate zone of Alaska. I can't even keep the Alberta spruce trees alive up here. Oh well. Anyway, great work on the garden. That really does look great.