[PRCo] Re: never shoulda gotten rid of P&W Strafford line...
richard allman
allmanr at verizon.net
Thu Apr 15 14:57:03 EDT 2010
sorry to hear about Bill, Fred-he has really had an awful time. He has
always been a true gentleman.
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From: "Fred Schneider" <fwschneider at comcast.net>
To: "richard allman" <allmanr at verizon.net>
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Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 2:51 PM
Subject: [PRCo] Re: never shoulda gotten rid of P&W Strafford line...
> Didn't see this item before I mailed my note. Sorry 'bout that.
> You'll learn what old age is all about.
>
> Bill Middleton took his second tumble a week or two ago, this time in the
> nursing home, and broke another bone. I'm going to try to see him in
> June.
>
>
> On Apr 15, 2010, at 1:41 PM, richard allman wrote:
>
>> since I am on vacation this week,after breaking it up for 1/2 day for
>> urgent hospital mtg., thought yesterday great day for walk, and my
>> favorite trail is the Radnor Township trail, the long -abandoned P&W
>> line-a nice 5 mile round trip, and several station abutments still
>> readilly seen. walked from parking @ milepost 1.8 to the start of the
>> trail. On way back, between Sugartown Road and South Devon Rd.(check out
>> Ron DeGraw's superb history "Pig and Whistle"), suddenly stumbled ,looked
>> in the air and saw my feet, shattered my sunglasses, tore my face open in
>> multiple spots on the paving, and most importantly fractured my right
>> shoulder in multiple places and will require reconstruction of it next
>> Wednesday @ my hospital. After the fall, walked back to car, covered w/
>> blood(scaring lots of kids along the way) and drove to Bryn Mawr Hospital
>> ER where friend in high places Rich Crooks shift chief of security and
>> more importantly, immediate past president of East Penn Traction !
> Club waited w/ Suz and me while I waited for evaluation, x-rays, and CAT
> scan. Rich C. showed that for all our quirkiness and arguing about trolley
> stuff, push comes to shove(or fall), East Penn is good family! If the
> troleys were still running, never woulda happened-too bad no one rode
> them...RICH
>
>
>
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