[PRCo] Re: NMRA Home Page

[Fred Schneider]

Congratulations to Bob for being selected as the Webmaster's  
Choice!   I only wish I had know this two days sooner so I could have  
personally said it at dinner before the East Penn meeting on Friday.

And a heads up to those of you in the east: this is the year for East  
Penn's every other year traction meet.    Even if you don't buy  
anything, it's a great place to meet all your old friends.  I usually  
see John Bromley there and I'm pretty sure he's coming this year.    
I'm met Roy King from Dallas and even friends all the way from  
Phoenix.   Kevin Farrell using comes from Boston and has a stand set  
up.   Most of the major vendors are there.   And you'll be lucky  
because I'll probably be in Austria then.    There are two links  
below, the first for the East Penn home page:

http://www.eastpenn.org/

and, to save you trouble navigating, the second for the spring meet  
May 4, 5 and 6:

http://www.eastpenn.org/meet.html

And thanks Bob, for reminding me that I'm old enough to remember John  
Allen's Gorre and Daphetid Railroad ... the original 4x8 foot  
railroad from the late 1940s.   That man was a master had to invent  
had to be the one who put the word super in front of detailing.

On Jan 7, 2007, at 12:05 PM, Bill Robb wrote:

> NMRA's home page is featuring the East Penn Traction Club's web  
> site as the Webmaster's Choice
> http://www.nmra.org/#Webmaster
>
> Also there is a picture of the South Hills module:
>
> http://www.nmra.org/photo2/0611-1L.jpeg
>
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