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At 12:02pm on December 10, 2009, L. Brian Shepherd said…: No, unfortunately I haven't had a train layout since I was a small boy in England, and that of course, was before today's complex capabilities. I do enjoy going to view displays by the local train club.
I thoroughly enjoyed my trip around the States on Amtrak It really paid to use Amtrak's vacation services for making bookings for hotels and side jaunts. I found the staff very knowledgable. I spent 5 weeks before arriving back in Portland [OR]. My scheme of spending several days on the train sleeping on the coach seating and then getting off for a short stay in a hotel or with relatives worked well. My major expense while treaveling was for food in the restarant car and thast, generally, was excellent
Thank you for being interested.. I may do it all again one of these years.
Brian

At 11:25pm on December 6, 2009, Sue said…: Hey Richard, Thanks for writting, I used to have small model trains, but sold them. They were my husbands from childhood. We had plans to make a big platform, but when the kids came, the plan died. It's good to have a hobby. You look young, where have you traveled on the train? Are you afraid of flying? Have a great night, Sue

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