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Posted: Sat Jul 15th, 2017 05:38 pm

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Si.
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Howdy Woodie :f:

Needless to say ...

... I'd like to tie PhotoBuckets Execs. to the track ...

... & run a large ore-train back & forth over them a few times ...

... & serve their greedy minced burger-meat to hungry dogs !!

The good news is though ...

... as of PAGE-57 ...

... Woodie started using the Freerails Members Gallery to Post pix.

So only about 1/3 of the Mogollon Railway Thread is affected.

:bg:

The last 2/3 from PAGE-57 to PAGE-146 seems to be OK ! :bg:

Perhaps a note should be added to PAGE-1 POST-1 explaining this.

What do you think Woodie ?

I am for one VERY PLEASED to see, that most of your GREAT THREAD has survived.

:moose:

Si.

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Posted: Sat Jul 15th, 2017 06:11 pm

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Daniel Osvaldo Caso
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Well, Woodie, it is a bit as if once Bible was stolen.

Nevertheless, of a Bible the essential is not to own the book,
but to reach the treasure inside oneself using the pointers from the book.

In that sense I am sure I have learnt a mountain of unforgettable stuff from you and this thread,
and even if Internet would vanish I couldn't loose it.

So, once more, thank you Master for all that inspiration.

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Posted: Sat Jul 15th, 2017 09:28 pm

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W C Greene
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Howdy Daniel, naaw, I didn't write a "bible", just a thread on what I built.
Thanks for the praise however.
As I wrote, I no longer deal with photo hosting websites,
preferring to send my pix here to this site, and then it is an easy job to post them,
without WWW/HTTP jadda jadda.com etc...
But then, that's just me, I value old ways.

I'll be around...or a square!

PS - Senior Si, thanks for fixing the thread and to hell with PornoBucket!

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Posted: Thu Jun 28th, 2018 02:38 pm

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Daniel Osvaldo Caso
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Hi Woodie.

It is still my bible. :us:

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Posted: Thu Jun 28th, 2018 04:24 pm

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W C Greene
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Howdy Daniel, I didn't think anybody cared about this old thread any more.
Nasty old Pooto-Bukkett deleted many of the old pix,
and (naturally) I don't have any of them myself any more.
Oh well, life is but a fleeting thing!

Woodie

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Posted: Thu Jun 28th, 2018 06:38 pm

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Woodie, Daniel, and all others:

Looks like Photobucket is back:

https://www.denverpost.com/2018/05/17/photobucket-image-hosting-plans/

Woodie,

I still look at your Mogollon thread for ideas and inspiration.

It's what pushed me to try and re-create an area that I really love,
and have visited many a times (eastern California & western Nevada).

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Posted: Sat Jun 15th, 2019 09:06 pm

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Free-mium / premium is the word of the day on T'internets.

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Posted: Wed Jun 19th, 2019 08:32 pm

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W C Greene
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WOW TGB, you must have gotten into Mr. Peabody's Way-Back machine with this one.
I thought somebody cared about my old railway but that's OK if it was only a "butt call".

WCG

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Posted: Thu Jul 4th, 2019 04:59 pm

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W C Greene wrote:
WOW TGB, you must have gotten into Mr. Peabody's Way-Back machine with this one.
I thought somebody cared about my old railway but that's OK if it was only a "butt call".

It's not a butt call.

I go through everyone's layout threads and look at photos from time to time.

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