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In Danbury - Railworks - covers N thru G very well. Staff are great too. While you are in the area, how about visiting the Danbury Railway Museum - specializes in 1:1 scale.

So great to see you back. People have been asking about you, both here and on Trainboard. Take care.

First, and must important, is that you, your family, and your neighbors were unhurt. As others have said, "things" can be replaced.

Happy birthday, indeed. I hope we will be able to celebrate many more with you, as well.

There are many things which are necessary for proper recovery from any illness, cancer included. Besides the obvious ones of medication and nutritional treatments are such things as attitude, determination, and the support and prayers from others. I thank you for the later, especially. I...

Note that I corrected my reply to read, "without a doubt."

Thanks to all for the best wishes. This is number 67. Ken, I have to say a definite "Yes." In the spring of 2002 I was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer. This year I can say without a doubt, "I am beating it!!" The cancer is already more than 85% gone and we hope to make 100% by...

A little welding work on the DRM's RS-11.

Thank you very much, Dave. I was at the museum yesterday and checked the number. So far, about 20 copies have been taken for donations ranging from $50.00 to $300.00. That means 180 prints to go.

Been waiting a long time for us to get down to the "Vs," so I could post one of my favorite paint jobs on an F unit. This is the Verde Canyon Railroad.

In order to raise money for the restoration of the former B&M Mogul # 1455, the artist of this watercolor, Andrew Nielly, has donated 200 lithograph prints. The Museum is making them available for a donation of at least $50.00. Actually, less than 200 are still available. Print number 1 will...

Here is a scene with lots of potential action. It was shot not far from Waterloo Station, London, England; through the window of a Eurostar train.

A very clear presentation and excellent illustrations. Thanks for the link.

Turning about 160 degrees to the left from the previous picture, this is a view of the railyard at the DRM. This is the former Danbury yard of the New Haven RR.

Location: Danbury Railway Museum In the foreground an engine service pit. Our 95-foot turntable is in the background.

Refueling the DRM's RS-1.

Here is a happy crew, bringing their GP7 into the service area after the day's tourist run. Great Smokey Mountain Railroad.

Here is a Metro North track crew at work replacing a few spikes.

One of the youngest railfans to visit the DRM takes iin the scene from the cupola of the MEC caboose we were using on another yard ride.

Here are the first couple of pix from the railyard. Always popular at the DRM Railfairs are the rides. Here are some fans who have just completed their ride on the RDC. At the controls of RDC 32 - More of RDC 32 later.