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It's been 101 degrees here in Orange, California, this afternoon. My computer is in the only room with air conditioning. In spite of all of the work I could have done, I spent much of the afternoon surfing the web. Found something that might interest many Burnslanders. Later this year, seventy-five ...

Jim, If you can tell us about your time travel, I'm sure many of us would like to know what WDW will be like hundreds of years from now. Are they still running steam?

Maurie

PS. If you wonder about my sanity, check the dates in your signature in the message above.

Just a thought.

At Disneyland, I've heard the sounds of the Mark Twain confused with the sounds of the trains.

Maurie

I read all of your post and I thank you!!

I may be closer to taking a train trip again. My last one was from Albuguerque to Fullerton on the way home from Grand Canyon in 2006.

Maurie

Some mornings, it's hard to find a laugh to start the day. NOT TODAY!!

Thanks.

Maurie

One has more salt. I forgot which.

Maurie

Ben, The pictures I took of EP Ripley at Fullerton are at
http://www.pbase.com/maurie_s/frrd2006_1.
I hope they help.

Maurie

I stumbled on these pictures of stean engines. I'm guessing they are in Germany.

http://www.pbase.com/olher/steam_railways

Maurie

CP173 wrote:So, instead, let's have another friendly, harmonious discussion between Steve D. and Roy!

Thanks for a much needed laugh this morning.

Maurie

It took me a few minutes to figure out that picture. After I remembered that the original water tower was on the park side of the tracks, it all made sense.

Sam, thanks for the picture.

Maurie