I got it then, *and* the 1912 edition as well.

Idunno, but I really appreciated an image illustrating hexagonal closest packing of circles. Meanwhile the imagination runs rampant with possibilities for a project I'm working on.

*I* happened to notice that it's a puzzle switch the tender is throwing.

On Feb 15, 2009, at 8:08 AM, Mike Brock wrote: [plain-text saur-chasm is sometimes ob-tuse] > Yes, that IS a problem. However, not meaning to take sides in the > somewhat > unique "Pennsy against the

Adobe reader 9 works fine with OSX 10.4.11; perform a software update of Tiger rather than an upgrade to Leopard

It works fine on OSX 10.4.11, as that's what I'm running right now. Acrobat Pro version 8.0.0 doesn't work, though.

Does anyone beside me think it looks a wee bit like the (railroad) west end of Bayshore?

Just download the book -- you should see a download link somewhere near that semi-blank page. Then open the downloaded file with Acrobat Reader. What? You don't have Acrobat Reader? Well, download *it

Too bad nobody turned Nellie Belle into a speeder. With trailer* * to carry LCL freight, of course

For folks with the skills and tools, scanning a document into a CAD program and then using the program to do the scaling facilitates the process.

That is precisely the reasoning to use, the exact technical way to figure out what number is on top.

I'd imagine that it'd be a big hit at The Barn Meet.

Thanks; some of my friends in IPMS are going nuts over the rate at which prices for these things are dropping.

In my previous missive I forgot to mention another Espee promotional film, "Snow on the Run", which has shots of the City of San Francisco sticking its nose out of the snowshed in which it was held ca

I once had in my hands a VHS copy of this film and the later diesel era film; for those of us who appreciate period details of the Espee, these films fill that bill quite well. However, it seems that

I imagine that Sergent couplers would take nicely to working cut levers. I'll have to weasel some $$ out of the budget for a package and see what I can do.