Howdy Ya'll, Tom Lawson visited the TFC and had some suggestions to the locomotive roster, so I had to revise all three pages. Then I accidentally deleted the first two pages and guess what, I did not

A few years ago, there was an article in I think Model Railroader on modeling the chip loader at I think Bridgewater on the S line of the Norfolk Southern (Southern Railway). I misplaced the magazine,

Howdy Y'all, I have added the "A St. Johns River Logger; The Upchurch Lumber Co. of Jacksonville, FL" Here is the direct link: http://taplines.net/upchurch/ulc.html As always love to hear any input, b

To All, I now allow file sharing on all the groups that I own at Yahoo. You can now send and share photos, scans and rosters via these lists. Just be sure to keep the file sizes down. :-) Donnie -- Do

To All, Attached is an Adobe Reader file of my newly completed GC&P roster. Please look it over and see if you can add anything to it. Thanks Donnie -- Donald R. Hensley, Jr. Tap Lines Southeastern RR

I have revised the roster, correcting spelling and some of the entries. I added a few more thing here and there that I hope will explain its self better. Don -- Donald R. Hensley, Jr. Tap Lines Southe

Attached is a revised updated roster with info from Robert Brendel on earlier D&W engines plus various revisions and minor editing. This is all leading up to a Gainesville & Gulf/Tampa & Jacksonville/

Has anyone visited the Forest Capital Museum in Perry, FL? I was planning to visit there next time I was in the area and wondered what you thought about it. John

Attached is a first draft of a Jacksonville Gainesville & Gulf roster and a very close to the final version of a Tavares & Gulf roster. Let me know what you think. Don -- Donald R. Hensley, Jr. Tap Li

Ya'll, Just wondering what method(s) anyone has come up with to model southern pines; longleaf, slash, loblolly or whatever. I work in 1:48 and a convincing pine has escaped me. Thanks, Rick Perry

Jim, Thanks! I'll have to run down some crepe myrtle and give a good looksee. My grandmother had a bunch of 'em in her yard, so imagine there should be some still, tho' rather grown up after all these

Delta Land & Timber Co. of Louisiana and Texas. See AOL's top rated recipes and easy ways to stay in shape for winter.

Russell Tedder has written a short 20 page coil bound book called "A Day on the Loping Gopher". This fascinating book takes a detailed look at the train operations of a Southern short line on August 1

any additional notes? Terry Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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

there will be a narrowgauge rail show just outside Atlanta http://www.themontgomerys.info/narrowgaugemeet/Welcome.html Royce Wilson

Bad news from Bartow. There is a lot of railroad related materials at the Polk County Historical Library. I used to research it regularly back when I lived in Bartow and still visit it when I take my

I have a few questions about the Ecusta Paper mill located in Brevard, NC. I know it is shut down. When it was in operation: 1. Did the plant make paper from pulp or another process? 2. If pulp, did t

A new railroad oriented auction selling site is up and running at: https://www.upbids.net/asp/index.asp Some of the stores include: Dr. Ben's Weathering and Scratchbuilding Supplies Turner Model Works

I have started up the RR2sell group on yahoo to replaced the spam infested non-moderated rr4sale group. This group is for selling, trading and buying railroad related items only, including model railr