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Keith Pashina
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Woodie,
Great modeling - I like the interesting junk parked in the old smelter yard.
That radiator grill on the front of your diesel Dee looks great, too.
Keith
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Tom Harbin
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Woodie,
What a terrific photo. It has real atmosphere.
I love that boxcar far back on the siding it gives it a kind of lonely feeling.
I can almost hear the steps creaking and feel the heat of the hand railings.
Superb!
Tom
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W C Greene
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Also, just to show how large critters can grow in the Big Bend area of Texas, here's proof that things are much bigger in Texas!!!

I hope the inbound train can stop in time!
____________________ It doesn't matter if you win or lose, its' how you rig the game.
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The big cats aren't too much of a problem, cept when they leave ore deposits on the right O way.
Nice shots as always.
____________________ Did I ever mention that I like trains?
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W C Greene
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Si, she is in fact named Mina, after one of Pam's grandkids (who named her) but kitty's favorite munchie is...June Bugs...
large rolly-polly winged slow moving bugs that seem to arrive here in....June.
She loves them and their crunchy legs!
So, she's Mina June Bug, little kitty, and some names which would be deleted in this forum.
Mina is a Manx cat with a "bunny rabbit" tail, long back legs, and a mistrust of humans.
She was rescued from a front porch when about 4 weeks old and was homeless.
Yep, she is the "princess" of the house and gets to do pretty much anything she wants...
to the consternation of Jake cat and dogs Frank & Eva.
____________________ It doesn't matter if you win or lose, its' how you rig the game.
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Daniel Osvaldo Caso
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Great images, Woodie, as always.
All I can say is I second Si's "You know we want more More MORE MORE ! MORE !! "
Daniel
____________________ Extract from "THE FOUR STEPS METHOD" by Ching Pang Tsè:
1) Calm down.
2) Calm down.
3) Calm down.
4) First calm down.
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