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Maybe Pittsburg.

G. Gordon Liddy, Watergate mastermind, dead at 90. Once caught a rat, roasted it and ate it.
https://upnorthlive.com/news/nation-wor ... 9OV21IHDT4

Bowling Green has the Historic Rail Park and Louisville and Nashville depot and museum. They have an L&N passenger train and E-8 loco, which I rode home on leave from Biloxi, Mississippi several times back in the 60s, along with static displays and an HO train layout. They also have both guided and ...

"Take your beans". Go to dinner

Art Cervi, Detroits Bozo The Clown, has died.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/enter ... g1Ai7RCSBc

Larry Flynt who founded Hustler Magazine dead at 78

https://upnorthlive.com/news/entertainm ... DF7hbA8qns

Mary Wilson, one of the origina members of the Supremes died at 76.

https://upnorthlive.com/news/entertainm ... 8ZKo9LdQDo

Great photos. Thanks!

Is this " dangerousness" a new word?

Resign with a clean record, or be fired for cause.

"Casperson, whose family has operated a log trucking business in Escanaba for three generations, served in the state Senate from 2011 until 2018, when he was term limited out of office." Casperson tried to get an exemption for 165,000 pound logging trucks, from the "frost laws" in northern Michigan....

This isn't going to end anytime soon. Covid has become an industry of its own. Billions of dollars involved, for tests, the people who administer the tests. The labs that check the tests. Contact tracers all over the country. Thousands of jobs. Millions of masks used and thrown away every day. Hospi...

Well, they almost got stopped. Almost doesn't count though.

Soooo.....it appears this Covid stuff won't be over after the elections after all.

Probably went home and reported the car stolen.

Just saw a BNSF intermodel westbound on the La Plata railcam with 300 cars. 2 locos leading, 3 in the middle and 2 more on the end. Watched it on the Ft Madison cam and again on the La Plata cam. And it was making 60 through La Plata.

I worked for the GTW in Pontiac during the late 60s. I don't know what we owned in Oxford, but we ran a PO and N [Pontiac, Oxford and Northern] local that way several times a week, and they brought back a lot of gravel from the Oxford gravel pits.

That's what they told Mel Fisher!

https://www.melfisher.com/SalvageOperat ... eToMel.asp

Only the lead unit appeared to be running.