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The long leg of the trolley line measured 17 1/2 inches from inside of 2 x 6 border frame to nearest RAIL.
That reduced the busy hands to almost none on that leg. The short leg was just 13" and had some activity, but no where near as much as in past shows.
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John Joy sent some pictures of the NECR roadbed work in Randolph, VT     There was one other, and it was so good I deferred from putting it up here, as it might be worthy of a magazine! Thanks for keeping us up to date. Peter Eaton wrote:
"Peter Eaton Wed, 21 Sep 2011 01:22:15 Thought it was a great 3 days, lots of different type trains and a big module display. Only suggestion is to have two separate power supplies for the two loops." Bob Deforge wrote: Conductor Sun, 25 Sep 2011 10:33:01
Travelled to E.Montpelier yesterday and worked on Donny's Davenport Diesel. We got the Knuckle coupler restored and then body mounted a Bachman Knuckle Coupler on an Observation Car. Lines up perfectly. Hope to check out my K27 today to see if I can 'fix' the chuff. Checked out pics of the Fall ECLSTS it appeared to be a bit light in terms of size and crowd. I stopped today and took some pics of the trackless layout.
Most of the plants were gone! I talked to one of the ladies inside and the REALLY liked having us. They mentioned that there were kids of all ages enjoying the layout practically every minute we were there. Where we were was a perennial garden until we got there. I guess the annuals planted by us have The Adams Farm Market Fall Festival will be underway later today, Saturday, September 17, 2011 and run through Sunday the 18th..
We will be running the modules in a greenhouse, and a loop through the mums. If you can help staff either or both, please contact Dave Cozzens. Editor is hopeful someone will have taken pics and will submit them, or post a link to their own set of picawaiting for pics
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