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RE: (erielack) The Ray Scott Collection: Interesting Views At Suf fern
- Subject: RE: (erielack) The Ray Scott Collection: Interesting Views At Suf fern
- From: "Tupaczewski, Paul R (Paul)" <paultup_@_lucent.com>
- Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 13:46:34 -0400
I'll have to agree with Walter, I finally got around to looking at them, and these are great! I think people pictures are terrific (and sorely overlooked by many), and the shots of the movable rails on WR is great!!!
- Paul
> -----Original Message-----
> jIM,
>
> i JUST WANTED TO THANK U FOR THE GREAT PIX AT sUFFERN &
> WR.........I thought
> of the many times I'd slept in the Stilwells at Suffern.
> Bitter cold usually
> & we'd cou[ple up thje old RS3s steam for the nite, then take
> the backs off
> the seats & make a bed of them. No bedding of course. Just
> get up at 5am the
> next day & take the traiin out to Hoboken. Bad thing about
> Suffern..........no place to eat there, so until u got to Hoboken (&
> Schaeffers,) no dinner or breakfast. There was a bar near
> the tracks, but
> no food (this was 1962-63 or so). WR sticks iin my memory
> acct of following
> another train & the oldhead engineer refused to leave until I
> went out &
> dumped the drinking water can on a smoldering tie where there
> was a long
> burned-out fusee. This made us late to Hoboken, but the
> officials overlooked
> it. These are GREAT fotos & I'm glad someone made them available.
>
> Regards,
> Walter E. Smith
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