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Greg:
Will you be open on Saturday? The publicity has a picture of a layout that looks a lot like yours.
David
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faraway Wrote:Don't worry. We see and enjoy your postings very much. It is just the different culture without "like buttons" here in Big Blue that give the impression of ignorance. Look at the views (6516). They on purpose.
There is just one question when I compare your layout and mine: should I better collect stamps ? (not serious! 
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Thanks, for your kind words & post, Reinhard.
I hope my work does not discourage you, but rather inspire you instead.
Like I have been by many excellent modellers here.
Greg
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BR60103 Wrote:Greg:
Will you be open on Saturday? The publicity has a picture of a layout that looks a lot like yours.
Hi David, yes I will be on the Doubleheaders layout tour, this Saturday.
Hope to see you here!
Greg
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faraway Wrote:Don't worry. We see and enjoy your postings very much. It is just the different culture without "like buttons" here in Big Blue that give the impression of ignorance. Look at the views (6516). They on purpose.
There is just one question when I compare your layout and mine: should I better collect stamps ? (not serious! )
Beautiful modelling and photos Greg---I always look forward to seeing your posts
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cn nutbar Wrote:Beautiful modelling and photos Greg---I always look forward to seeing your posts
Thanks very much! cn nutbar. I'm glad you enjoy my scenes!
Greg
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I thought That I'd share with you some photos that I took around the pier, on the "Doubleheaders" tour day.
First up the R.A.SANTOS was being loaded with some new diesel generators.
The crew members on the Santos ensured that the crane operator, made a easy job of getting them into the cargo holds.
Greg
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Hello Greg---you've been missed---glad to have you back
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I agree with Ed. It's always enjoyable viewing your photos and discovering new details.
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Great photos again. Thanks for posting
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Ed, Wayne & Reinhard, thanks for taking the time to have a look, and for your kind words!
I really appreciate them!
Greg
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(07-18-2019, 10:08 AM)Ensign Wrote: Ed, Wayne & Reinhard, thanks for taking the time to have a look, and for your kind words!
I really appreciate them!
Greg
Got to agree with those guys, that's why you've got over 12,000 views. We always appreciate good photos of interesting things....
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Thanks! Don.
I thought most of those views were from me.
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That lighting is very intense, I love it!
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