Where did it go???
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Take two- they're small.
Coming and going.
My first encounter with a Reading FP-7 was when I was knee-high to my mommy. I was on the apron of thew Wissahickon Station in Philly. I turned to my left and this behemoth loco raced past me- seemingly inches away- I fell back against my mom's skirt, clutched her leg and practically pooped my pants (I was maybe 5). It was the "push-pull") heading into center city.
I am fond of that early memory- the pic above is close excepting the distance and colors. My first close shave.
Happy Mother's Day mom!
Mark
Coming and going.
My first encounter with a Reading FP-7 was when I was knee-high to my mommy. I was on the apron of thew Wissahickon Station in Philly. I turned to my left and this behemoth loco raced past me- seemingly inches away- I fell back against my mom's skirt, clutched her leg and practically pooped my pants (I was maybe 5). It was the "push-pull") heading into center city.
I am fond of that early memory- the pic above is close excepting the distance and colors. My first close shave.
Happy Mother's Day mom!
Mark
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I couldn't find it either, even with the search. I send a E Mail to Shamus and asked if he could find it and put a sticky on it. to keep it on the current page
I couldn't find it either, even with the search. I send a E Mail to Shamus and asked if he could find it and put a sticky on it. to keep it on the current page
Hi guys, we had to run a diagnostic tool to repair errors in the database. Unfortunately this tool deletes any thread that it deems corrupt, so we've lost a number of threads.
We're really sorry to lose some great threads but it was done only after all other avenues were explored.
Regards
Dave Hagan
We're really sorry to lose some great threads but it was done only after all other avenues were explored.
Regards
Dave Hagan
No problem, Dave!
I kinda miss having that thread, but I do have all the pics on disc, & besides, the thing had been around for quite a while, & was taking up a lot of space that can now be used for new things.
It was a small price to pay for the good of the forum!
And it was "corrupt", you say...?
Gosh, don't tell my Mom!
Happy Mothers' Day, Mom!
And to all the Moms!
I kinda miss having that thread, but I do have all the pics on disc, & besides, the thing had been around for quite a while, & was taking up a lot of space that can now be used for new things.
It was a small price to pay for the good of the forum!
And it was "corrupt", you say...?
Gosh, don't tell my Mom!
Happy Mothers' Day, Mom!
And to all the Moms!
Ok, so we're going on 'A' to 'Z' on another thread!
Still for 'R': Here is one more nice electric narrow gauge oldie from Switzerland.
She belongs to the 'RhB', the Rhaetian Railways (Rhätische Bahn) - a widespread meter gauge net in the Eastern Alps of Switzerland (serving famous St. Moritz - yep, the town which hosted the 2003 ski world championships.)
This is a 'Ge 6/6' - 'G' means Narrow gauge, 'e' = electric, and '6/6' = six powered axles of six total. It's quite obvious why this loco is known as the 'Rhaetian Crocodile'. She's restored and used on railfan trains. Here she's pictured with a beautifully restored Salon car in CIWL colors.
Ron
Still for 'R': Here is one more nice electric narrow gauge oldie from Switzerland.
She belongs to the 'RhB', the Rhaetian Railways (Rhätische Bahn) - a widespread meter gauge net in the Eastern Alps of Switzerland (serving famous St. Moritz - yep, the town which hosted the 2003 ski world championships.)
This is a 'Ge 6/6' - 'G' means Narrow gauge, 'e' = electric, and '6/6' = six powered axles of six total. It's quite obvious why this loco is known as the 'Rhaetian Crocodile'. She's restored and used on railfan trains. Here she's pictured with a beautifully restored Salon car in CIWL colors.
Ron
