I've just spent a very frustrating half-hour trying to publish that last post. On my desktop machine since I updated Internet Explorer there are certain buttons that just don't work no matter how many times you push them. Microsoft at its best, no doubt. Every update seems to add new bugs. Very frustrating!
Thank heavens for backup laptops.
Cock O'The North on Farndon Road
Thursday, 2 June 2011
June already?
I always thought that retirement meant more time to keep up with the hobby. WRONG!
Cotgrave show went well, though didn't get enough people through the door. We must do better next year. One thing that has come out of it is that the N-gauge Society AGM is to be there next year.
On the railway front I've been looking at what I need in the way of stock and getting rid of some to fund their replacements. basically I need three groups of stock- for Farndon Road (Eastern Region- about 50 locos in all), For Parnhams and Seldomseen (the new one when I get it started)- about 20-25 locos LNER mainly but some LMS until Trev sells Parnhams off, and for the small German layout, provisionally called Gundelfingen- unless there actually WAS a railway there!.
More later- Gundelfingen will start later in the year when I get the shed up and running, and Seldomseen will follow it.
Cotgrave show went well, though didn't get enough people through the door. We must do better next year. One thing that has come out of it is that the N-gauge Society AGM is to be there next year.
On the railway front I've been looking at what I need in the way of stock and getting rid of some to fund their replacements. basically I need three groups of stock- for Farndon Road (Eastern Region- about 50 locos in all), For Parnhams and Seldomseen (the new one when I get it started)- about 20-25 locos LNER mainly but some LMS until Trev sells Parnhams off, and for the small German layout, provisionally called Gundelfingen- unless there actually WAS a railway there!.
More later- Gundelfingen will start later in the year when I get the shed up and running, and Seldomseen will follow it.
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