paul 2 posted:CSX AL, your mill project is impressive.
Brian, never ceases to amaze me you have not got to the end of engines but keep em coming.
Bob, the last engine I took apart and put back together ended up with some of the things not working but it ran and had sounds so I left it alone.
Steve, goo looking building.
Jim, happy belated birthday. I wish I could be 53 again.
Elliot, I always hate it when something not related to trains comes up and takes me away from the trains. But it is important to resolve electrical problems. So with that taken care of, the tooth getting better and the soldering class over with you can get back to your layout.
Mark, that was nice to get a windfall and be able to use it for trains. Hope you are feeling better and able to move around with less pain.
So today I started off with a bang. I started laying in the base foam board but that is on hold because now another quest has started to find out where the heck I put my package of hot melt sticks for the glue gun. Guess for me it never fails when you are a person who just piles up everything and expects to find what you need right away. Pics......Paul
Thank you, Paul. Yes, little pain; just my foot tingles some when I stand up. My last PT is tomorrow. Then I just have to work on my endurance and floppy toes.
The gorge area is looking great!
