Jamie,

I've been out of town for two weeks in remote Montana with no access to the Internet and just arrived back to Raleigh last night, so please forgive me if I am the last to congratulate you on your fine cover article in CTT. You have a beautiful layout!

For those who don't know, Jamie (CSX FAN on the OGR Forum) is one of the hobby's notable DCS experts and is always willing to give advice and assistance to help overcome problems. Thank you, Jamie, for everything you did to help me with DCS, and congratulations again on your layout and the article!

Your friend,

Sounds like another reason to visit a LHS in Tulsa! Jamie's cover shot along with hirailjon's photo on the inside. It's good to see folks you recognize from the forums in the magazines! Thanks for the heads up!

Congrats Jamie! I haven't read the article yet but the pictures are awesome.

Jamie...the layout is outstanding!! In fact, the entire issue is one of the best CTT has ever done IMHO...keep my interest up with all of the wonderful information and beautiful pictures!

Thanks,
Alan

very nice. he has done things with great success that i would not even think about attempting.

Jamie
Really great layout and article and pictures. The wood trestle is awesome. congratulations on the cover article in CTT.

Yes, very impressive layout!

A rousing SECOND to all of the above praise for Jamie's most EXCELLENT layout!

I too was very impressed by this layout.

Going to have to pick up that one for sure. I thought Jamie was lost in northern Ontario on a Speeder someplace. looking forward to the article.

I 'm happy for Jamie that a picture of him in front of one of his speeders was included!!!! After having a chance recently to ride in one of his with him it seems to me that they are near the top of his several passions.

Man, that catenary is awesome!

And what about that signalling!

- walt

Thanks guys! I was in SC wiring Pauls signals all weekend and just got back in town.

Gregg, In fact, I will be in Quebec City speedering the first week in September. Little to the east from you.

Walt the car in the picture is the one you road in before it was painted. That was the first day out in that car. I didn't even have grey hair yet when that picture was taken.

The signaling was completled recently and was added. That has held up the Catenary work until I was sure it was done. I have loads of poles to plant know that it's wrapping up.

Jamie