The Shed 11

a reply to: visitedbythem

Yah. That can and certainly does happen!
If near a Dragon about to sneeze, get away Fast!!

a reply to: visitedbythem

Oh nice Rider!

a reply to: Night Star

Just being Silly tonight, Little Night Elf!!

a reply to: SyxPak

LOL! Love the cartoon!!!

a reply to: Night Star

I know right?!?
Oh, and by the way, just picture this Blue Dragon as Me talking to one of the many Elves here in Accasia...

For your dragon Syx:

a reply to: JDeLattre89

JDe Thank You for the Video.
If You don't mind, I will watch it a little later?
! It is a very long Story...?
It does look like it will be a fun video!

a reply to: visitedbythem
You might want to check this out:

a reply to: SyxPak
That reminds me of my April Fool's story entry.

a reply to: Skid Mark

Good grief! That was a while back, or from just this year? My memory is gettin pretty ragged...

Hey All,

Sorry I went quiet for a couple days - It was a rough week. Seemed like at the start of it I must've did something to incur a lot of bad luck: Injured my hand while working on a trumpet, got run out of my lane by some moron who shouldn't have had their license, came close to being hit multiple times by other drivers, fell on my leg a couple times while bowling, and decided to go for a walk on top of all of that. The only good thing (which came after all these injuries took place), was that on the way home, I passed by a car that wouldn't move - Between me and the other guys, we were able to move the car to a safer spot off the main road.

To make it complete - someone I knew for 4 years passed away suddenly, so I had to make the funeral yesterday. This was my second time being in a funeral home, but what I didn't expect to find was that there was so much energy in the room and emotion that I actually couldn't stand it too long (sometimes, when I go into places like this, the room will appear "foggy" to me). I was starting to get a headache, and the interesting thing was that all of the lamps were the same make and model around the room...but one lamp in the corner was randomly flickering. I walked away from that area, and after a couple minutes looked back to find the lamp not flickering anymore.

I left because while the impression I got wasn't hostile, it wasn't exactly encouraging me to stay (this person and myself never saw eye-to-eye on several things; I can only guess this would have carried to the grave as well). As usual, the "fog" and feelings went away as soon as I was back in the parking lot.

How's everyone doing?

a reply to: fossilera

Wow Foss! What an adventurous bit of life for You! Good to see You!!

Well I guess it's that time. Now I will depart. I hope You all have a great Evening/Day.
I also hope It will be Safe for You!! G'Night...

a reply to: SyxPak

Good to see you as well! I trust all is going well in Syx-land?

Keep meaning to find more time on ATS, but busy season (aka Fall) is almost on me - my volunteering starts up again here in a couple weeks, and I've already got my first concert on Sunday. Love to go see the fall colors in the U.P. as well, but I don't think I'll be able to this year.

a reply to: SyxPak
It was this year. I tried looking for the entry but the Shed 4 was 404ed.

Reldra wanted me to say Hi in the shed

a reply to: theWalkingdude

Hello! How are you?

Hey guys and gals!!!

Went out with my dad and my nephew today to see some "awake choo choos" as my nephew calls them. Headed over to Dickinson Yard at Quincy, WV and discovered that a local train was moving towards the south end of the yard. After a quick debate on where to go for a shot. We made the decision to head up to Glasgow, West Virginia. Rolling the southern end the former New York Central's "West Virginia Branch." Kanawha River Railroad local freight #KN30 heads south through Glasgow on its way to Elkem Metals at Alloy, West Virginia.



Once we got the local going up to Alloy coming through Glasgow. We decided to start making tracks to get a drink and head towards the house........ or so we thought. Before we made the turn for home after stopping to get some cold drinks. We decided to run back down to Dickinson Yard and check the fuel pad to see what was there. The only things that were there were those glorious, from a railfan's perspective, ElectroMotive standard cabs that were so ever present on the fuel pad.


After we finally got done over on the north side of the river and headed for home. I overheard one calling out my home signal of Marmet on CSX over the radio heading east. It was then that we made the decision to stop at Winifrede, WV and get whatever was coming east towards us. Got out of the Jeep and set up under the Turnpike Bridge with the camera pointing at the underpass that whatever this was coming towards me would be passing over. Needless to say that I was happy when two more of ElectroMotive's standard cab products in the form of an SD40-2 and a somewhat freshly rebuilt SD40-3 passed by with an eastbound manifest.



If you are wondering why it says "Produce 14" for the title. It's because I haven't went in and edited either the title, the description, or the tags. As of right now it is unlisted but you guys can still see it since I posted the video identification.

a reply to: gimmefootball400

Hiya Chooch! Nice shots as always! I'm telling you, you should sell your photos and get some money for them. Very professional!


Careful of them clowns!

a reply to: Night Star

Thanks Lorri!!! I'm still thinking about doing that! May start doing that if I get out over the winter when it starts to snow. I'm a professional alright....... a professional jackass!!!!

I'm being careful of them there clowns although clowns don't really bother me. Some people I know however..... that's a completely different story.

I'm in a country state of mind tonight........... an Alabama state of mind.