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Sorry shamus i'm not going over there. I was in the UK 2 years ago, and I loved it! The tube was a little scary for a small towner from the states
. I want to go back though you have a lovely country.
Sorry shamus i'm not going over there. I was in the UK 2 years ago, and I loved it! The tube was a little scary for a small towner from the states
. I want to go back though you have a lovely country.Unfortunately (for me) I was there two years ago also, in London. I'd love to come back in a year or two. How far from London are you? I'd like to add that anyone in the North Jersey area can feel free to contact me and we can arrainge to get together. My layout is nothing like the Badger Creek, but whose is?
Gary
Gary
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Catt
Paul,
I had planned a visit this summer to meet both you and Alan Curtis.Well it seems the heart had other ideas as you know.I'm hoping to make it over mid 2,003 if possible.
I had planned a visit this summer to meet both you and Alan Curtis.Well it seems the heart had other ideas as you know.I'm hoping to make it over mid 2,003 if possible.
Er... I don't like flying, don't like boats ... does AMTRAK go there ??
Or can I beam over, Scotty ...er... Miles...er...Paul ????
Would like to get over there SOMEDAY - just waiting on beaming technology (or a L-O-N-G train tunnel) !!!
- George
Or can I beam over, Scotty ...er... Miles...er...Paul ????
Would like to get over there SOMEDAY - just waiting on beaming technology (or a L-O-N-G train tunnel) !!!
- George
Shamus hope you keep that welcome mat out for several more years. England and the London area was my grandfathers home and I want to make the trip over the "Pond" within the next couple of years. Visiting you and seeing your museum quality layout would be a fantastic excursion.
Bill P
Bill P
Shamus,
Been out of work since the end of January, so travel is definitely out of the picture for the immediate future, otherwise would be there in a heartbeat. Should the opportunity present itself, I'd Email you and arrange something.
By the same token, if you should find yourself having to waste some time stateside, in the Chicago area, I'd be happy to tour the local hobby shops with a guest. Meanwhile will continue to enjoy visiting the photos of the Badger Creek that you post from time to time.
Pete
Been out of work since the end of January, so travel is definitely out of the picture for the immediate future, otherwise would be there in a heartbeat. Should the opportunity present itself, I'd Email you and arrange something.
By the same token, if you should find yourself having to waste some time stateside, in the Chicago area, I'd be happy to tour the local hobby shops with a guest. Meanwhile will continue to enjoy visiting the photos of the Badger Creek that you post from time to time.
Pete
I'm in the same boat as Pete, but I'd travel over there just to see the layout!
The past few years a friend of our has been hosting a C. S. Lewis "tour" across Great Britain. She teaches English Literature at the university here in town (Sam Houston State), and C. S. Lewis and George Herbert are her specialties. Maybe once things pick up and we can afford it, we'll make the trip and I can stop by and meet you in person!
-Rory
The past few years a friend of our has been hosting a C. S. Lewis "tour" across Great Britain. She teaches English Literature at the university here in town (Sam Houston State), and C. S. Lewis and George Herbert are her specialties. Maybe once things pick up and we can afford it, we'll make the trip and I can stop by and meet you in person!
-Rory
Hey All,
Thanks so much for all the free accomodation offers.
My wife and I are planning a huge world-wide jaunt sometime in this century and your wonderful offers have touched my heart and wallet.
Kindly please forward all relevant addresses to my email so I can organise itinerary
(Just kidding but your obvious genorousity to other fellow railroaders is bloody marvellous)
Bruce
Thanks so much for all the free accomodation offers.
My wife and I are planning a huge world-wide jaunt sometime in this century and your wonderful offers have touched my heart and wallet.
Kindly please forward all relevant addresses to my email so I can organise itinerary
(Just kidding but your obvious genorousity to other fellow railroaders is bloody marvellous)
Bruce
I'd love to visit you Shamus but me being a pedigree Scotsman they won't issue me a visa to visit England.
Errol
Errol
Errol, I think that as long as you wear pants instead of a kilt, and check your bagpipes at the border they'd let you in!
I'm part Scottish, part Irish and part Cherokee. Do you think they'd let ME in? hehehehe
-Rory
P.S. - Why do I have a strange craving for haggis?
I'm part Scottish, part Irish and part Cherokee. Do you think they'd let ME in? hehehehe
-Rory
P.S. - Why do I have a strange craving for haggis?
Shamus: thanks for the offer, if it stands maybe next year. Plan on retiring from this job soon and we plan a trip to Scotland to look up some of the areas where relatives came from.
Many thanks, Ron.
Many thanks, Ron.