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Perhaps your site is so popular abroad that folks from India would just post on it to Curry favor of you for a chance to be part of the group. g.

I just passed 20 minutes ago.... dropped my daughter off at Hammonton H.S. for a school play. Lights on yes, Banner... yeah right. I thought about stopping in but had shite to do. Will investigate this weekend somehow. Report to follow. Signage by the way is officially no longer an option. g.

Scott, When this was last on "John B", my dad's friend whom I know you know well was telling us about it. He's been with that club forever and a colorful member. He said about the same, a nonsense runabout. g.

This was my 10th year at this event. My Avatar is from my very first year. I've done others scattered here and there but this is the big one. g.

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That's completely screwed up. I would think there would be something inclusive or to recognize. Kind of a big oversight. Sounds like the program you mention and any help it would have been just slipped under the radar. g.

OH you went there didn't you! Beware the Grinch. Oft known to get a wonderful... awful idea. g.

Thank you. I have some pics of various stages of work on the first renovation of the Route 30 bridge by a fellow who lived darn near under it. This fellow has major amounts of rail information. He's pretty hardcore in that department. Perhaps we'll meet and share one day. g.

Very nice work! Don't sell yourself short. The form works well for your words. It's not for everybody to write Haiku. If it came to you, then that's how it is. I myself enjoy reading it, sometimes trying to get the writer's intent. I never took joy in writing Haiku though. Too few damned...

I woulda posted last eve' but actually hadda rush home to tend to something. (I've had too much excitement this week) I was really pleased to meet the very energetic Chuck (no, not a pun on how many littlin's he's got) Very nice fellow. Good meeting you as well Mike. Gabe, sorry but I had...

Good that you made it up and enjoyed yourselves so! You brought back a few very serene images. There are folks out there too dense to know such things exist in Jersey. That's fine by me. g.

Must have been a fantastic day given the weather. I hung in resting a bit. Thanks for sharing the very many wonderful pics. I would never have expected to see a mink out here. Balsy little chap. g.

In which I bridge a gap through time If one wants intricate details of the rails and their history in any given region of the pines, there are many publications available. I suggest you try some. This here is just about connections. My hope at the least is that it might spark an interest in...

Good advice Guy. It is with regrets I offer the following. We have had a few deaths this week, yes a few in a week, resulting in viewings. Two are over but one is smack between 2:00 and 4:00 tomorrow in Berlin. As much as I have waited all year to meet many of you fine folks and some, again...

I don't know about hurt, but I still have blank spots gone forever from my memory after a couple of their concerts I partook in. Occasionally I get little fleeting images, but they're somewhat disturbing so I try to forget them all over again. g.

With all due respect to your opinion, I must say that the "field" of ghost hunting means about as much to the world of scientific research as does "Pro Wrestling" to the sports industry. g.

I recall that, in noticable numbers. Made them look really foul. g.

Never said I don't believe in spirits. Never said I don't think cleanups are a good thing. I don't think a dead body much cares at all either. My comments were about the folks that basically do dumb and disrepectful crap. Welcome to the forum. g.

Finally... I thought this whole mess was a bust till it started hitting pretty hard. I was bummed 'cause I've got a toy like no other. Now it's on. BooooMFing'Yahhh. I just put the chains on my 1966 (yes 1966) Jacobsen with a hostile Kohler engine and a 40 inch blade. A real heavy steel...

Thank you for that Jerseyman. What a fun piece to read and again, the manner of speech and writing is enjoyable. It seems they really made a day of it. The fox following the line of the JCRR did give the men a good open run. Remember, back then the set back line from the rails was significantly...