Don Thank you for all the work you do to keep this group alive. I have been reading up on logging roads and it is very interesting. IF you guys have not gotten the Forest Rails book it is a very good

Santa Claus brought a present a couple days late "Forest Rails" Georgia-Pacific's Railroads by Russell Tedder Covers them all even out to the left coast and even up to Maine VERY nice photo coverage a

Frank You are right but some times we get too involved with other pursuits. On another list I belong to they were talking about old Camp Claiborne in La. It was logged out land the Army built a new po

Don Very nice. Thank you for preserving some nice history. Steve in SC From: Donnie Hensley To: southeastforestindustrymodeling@yahoogroups.com; southeastrrhistory@yahoogroups.com; FlaRRHistory@yahoog

Some of this may not be of interest from a military standpoint but from a lumber stand point this is a very nice museum to see the entire process from sawmill thru kiln and planer mill. All was steam

Don Thank you for your response. I poked up the Uof WF Library and it looks like I will be traveling to Penscola after we get our house built. While at Ft. Rucker in 70-72 I use to hang around with th

Don Very Nice. Good job Have you ever done anything with the German-American Lumber Co?? Steve in SC

Thanks Don it is always nice to see a message from you For the rest of the list if you haven't gotten a copy of Tom Lawson's SI&E book you need one it has a wealth of photos and some of the best data

Took the wife on a fall color trip to the Southern Forest Heritage Museum in Long Leaf, Louisiana on Saturday. I use to volunteer there but due to work have not been able to get back in about two year

Gene They have hobby dealers, music, food, tractor show and pull, motor car rides, (working on railbus rides) just use the search for the museum. they have a web site and use an electronic newsletter

April 18 will be the annual Spring Heritage day at The Southern Forest Heritage Museum, Long Leaf, La A lot of improvements have been made so do not miss it Steve

Can hardly wait. Grew up reading Mixed Trains Daily but didn't get there till the 70's. 35 years with the no. 2 RR in the country but love shortline railroading most. Steve

Don Thanks for the heads up on the loping gopher. Got my copy Friday and had a hard time putting it down Steve

While I live in the suburbs of Ft. Worth, Tx I volunteer at the Southern Forest Heritage Museum Where I have worked on the Planer Mill and help as the Blacksmith helper for Machine Shop Days. Also hav