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JIM HOLSONBACK wrote in a message to ALL: JH> Now, our grandkids have an interest in trains, esp the 2 yr old JH> grandson. (Our SIL, who I suspect was the original officianado, now JH> as an HO gage train running around the wall of his bedroom, up near JH> the ceiling) . Both grandkids like the series about "Thomas the JH> Tank Engine", which plays here on Sunday AM's on pbs channel. The JH> kids tape it for them when they go to church, and the grandkids JH> watch it regularly. JH> Anyway, they have this "replica" of Thomas making a tour now, and JH> it was at a little Railroad museum about 20 miles south of here JH> over the weekend, and they were selling rides. All of us had a fun JH> afternoon, and after the Thomas ride, the little ones got to climb JH> up on the old caboose, steam engines and etc. in the "yard", pull JH> the rope and ring the bell, and etc. (I think the loco there was JH> an old 4-8-0 from 1920's). There's some fair amount of touristy stuff in Lancaster County, PA, which is not at all far from here, and that particular loco (or maybe another one just like it?) is featured on one of their brochures, for the "Strasburg Railway". Got several grandkids that would get a big kick out of making the trip down there, which we probably oughta do one of these days, funding permitting... ---* Origin: TANSTAAFL BBS 717-838-8539 (1:270/615) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 270/615 150/220 3613/1275 123/500 106/2000 633/267 |
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