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Posted: Fri Oct 4th, 2013 09:06 pm

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Hi Herb

Got yo(u)r drift.

Boy = small bloke with short trousers

Buoy = anchored float

Buoyant = opposite of girl ant

'Arba = harbour (U.S.-harbor)

Pronounced: R-Ba, in Saarfff Lundun...

...check any Michael Caine movie for correct sound !

Ta Ta chaps

Tally-Ho

Si.

A paddling-steamer sounds like right proper stuff.

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Posted: Fri Oct 4th, 2013 09:36 pm

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Pimp my steamer !

Hi Charley

I saved this from amongst the lint & borax !

- - - - - - -

Great to hear you've got some time off, to work on the new 'Tidewater' & stuff.
Me too.

Have already inhaled 1/2 a bottle of MEK...
...as long as I remember to put out the garbage on Monday nite...
...I've got a clear few days for 1:35 world !

BOOM !

I can't open the windows (too cold)...
...& the neighbours might call it a WMD attack !

Oh well; 1/2 a bottle & two 1:35 kits to go...
...the headache-pills & coffee-beans seem to go down at the same rate as the MEK !
So no problem there !

Si.

'Tidewater' rollin' stock; all steel construction (some rivets).

Posted: Fri Oct 4th, 2013 10:24 pm

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Si , Woodrow , fellers..

I just got out the Fairbanks Morris LOCOMOTIVES...one is broken..the axle gears give up if they are driven rough with long strings..last layout had both those...I had the throttles set up for center off / either direction by scrolling that way..very nice except for people who are ham handed.then the axle gears crack , they do not cost much..and are rather easy to come by..a common problem ..although maybe a designed in safety for the rest of the drive bits..?..I did a bit of operations fotos hopefully will appear...?..

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Posted: Sat Oct 5th, 2013 12:38 pm

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Mmmm...

A bunch of smileys holdin' boards...
...looks like from Herb's gallery.

But no operations pix.

?

Si.

Posted: Sat Oct 5th, 2013 06:34 pm

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Recent operations at Charley's MKII 'Tidewater'

:java:

Posted: Sat Oct 5th, 2013 07:26 pm

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Si , fellers..

That steam boat you posted a while ago is the favorite ever..

How neat is that..roll yer wagon out into the water..and load onto the deck..

Thanks for sending the fotos..I have some more but nothing dramatic..

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Posted: Sun Oct 6th, 2013 10:48 am

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Some more dramatic fotos from Charley's latest 'Tidewater' ops. session !

BIG horse-power from the Sacramento Northern switches the misty-morning waterfront.

Rock Island steam alongside more mooodern motive-power...
...mooovin' the merchandise in the 'Tidewater' yard.

:java:

Posted: Sun Oct 6th, 2013 02:41 pm

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No wonder that Charlie has trouble with posting photos!

See the strange bubbles coming out of the ground in the last pix?

Aliens are living under his layout--and don't want their cover blown.

Si, you may be in danger--if we don't hear from you--it's been nice------

Herb

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Posted: Sun Oct 6th, 2013 05:15 pm

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Erb' Si , Woodrow , fellers..

There is not alot of progress of late along the Tidewater line.

The staff is moving freight every day. Most traffic is gravel form the plant to the big road interchange and MT's back..

The oil traffic is moving but less often..the cooler weather has reduced drain time in the tanks..

A newish SP nee T&NO S-1 seen on the line. It is probably a temporary .

I traded for it in the last life and did not like the way it ran.It runs fine..the settings are different a bit..it runs fine, just a bit different.

The paint scheme is starting to appeal as well....?.

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Posted: Sun Oct 6th, 2013 10:34 pm

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Chawee sent me some pix to share here because his computer was made in 1957 and doesn't like to cooperate...Here dey is:

Looks like an 0-6-0 and some kind of dismal switcher.

A couple of dismals.

A couple of more...Sorry Charley, but I don't have a clue what kind of IC locos these are. If they ain't got siderods and steam, I don't know s%^& !

Woodrow

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