05-01-2009, 02:47 PM
you know,i was actually never asked that question until now....i dont know....i guess my love for the C&O was talking to some CRRC members in tower A and actually being able to see C&O 614 run,what a beauty 
.and seeing the alleghany in the henry ford museum really pushed me into the C&O modeling world,the thought of that engine pulling a mile long coal train through the alleghanys just astounded me.now that i have no room for a C&O layout i just collect and build rolling stock and engines,which brings me to logging.i loved the thought of alot of railroad in a small vertically gifted layout that i could build and run homemade rolling stock and engines.i also liked the pioneer days with the true hard working men trying to scrape a life out of the rugged pacific coast lumber industry.well,thats about it 
--josh
.and seeing the alleghany in the henry ford museum really pushed me into the C&O modeling world,the thought of that engine pulling a mile long coal train through the alleghanys just astounded me.now that i have no room for a C&O layout i just collect and build rolling stock and engines,which brings me to logging.i loved the thought of alot of railroad in a small vertically gifted layout that i could build and run homemade rolling stock and engines.i also liked the pioneer days with the true hard working men trying to scrape a life out of the rugged pacific coast lumber industry.well,thats about it --josh
Women may not find you handsome,but they'll atleast find you handy--Red Green
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