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Title: Train #73's Crew at Linden, 1969
Post by: Ron Marquardt on February 16, 2012, 05:22:31 pm

Here's a interesting picture.  Train #73's crew at Linden in 1969.  LtoR, Everett Reuzenaar, brakeman, Gib Young, conductor, Ron Marquardt, fireman, Brown Eyes Hubertz, engineer, and Earl Sharp, brakeman.  Our other brakeman, Bill Cummings, was taking the picture.  Out of this six man crew, I'm the only one left.   :(

Ron

Title: Re: Train #73's Crew at Linden, 1969
Post by: Pete Pedigo on February 16, 2012, 05:30:02 pm

Ron,....and we are glad !  You must have been doing something right even back then.

Title: Re: Train #73's Crew at Linden, 1969
Post by: Rick Dreistadt on February 18, 2012, 10:59:03 pm

Great picture. Thanks.   Rick

Title: Re: Train #73's Crew at Linden, 1969
Post by: Tim T Swan on February 18, 2012, 11:45:16 pm

I already saw this posting yesterday.  Now it's showing up today even though I clicked on "Show unread posts since last visit".  What am I doing wrong?

Title: Re: Train #73's Crew at Linden, 1969
Post by: Pete Pedigo on February 19, 2012, 02:12:55 am

You didn't do anything wrong.   We moved it to where Ron prefered it to be.  So it was a new post, in a differnet location.  Moderators can
fix things when they are not right.  If you mess up, let someone know and we will try to fix it.  No  harm, no foul.  From time to time a topic, gets off topic, but in a good way, we can split it and make the off topic a new topic, make sense ?

Pete

Title: Re: Train #73's Crew at Linden, 1969
Post by: Ron Marquardt on February 22, 2012, 02:52:16 am

Also Tim, it will reappear each time someone adds a new post to the thread.  That's how you know something has been added.  Just because the program doesn't do what you expect it to doesn't mean you're doing anything wrong.  It just means the program is working as intended, and we have to get used to it.   / Ron