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delamaize

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Re: Moving to Washington state.
« Reply #15 on: Yesterday at 11:04:50 AM »
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Well from the sounds of it I will have a bunch of places to check out once I get all settled in to the new home.
Hopefully I will get a chance to meet some new friends as well!!

So once again thanks to all who have given me some great info to check out.

Sincerely, Jon


If you're settled in by October, here is the site for the train show in Lynden:
https://lyndentrainshow.com/

I will be there for sure, x600 is in the same Club, so he might be there also. There's a few others in the area, and some of our Canadian friends on here that sometimes come down to the show also. If enough people are going to make the Lynden show, maybe we arrange a PNW a$$hat Meetup like we did a few years ago

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Re: Moving to Washington state.
« Reply #16 on: Yesterday at 11:35:43 AM »
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I’m coming to the Lynden Shoe on Oct.3 from our trailer in Birch Bay, about a 20 minute drive. I’ll be in line to get in right away for the best deals and I’ll try to find you at the Ntrak layout Delamaize.

Anyone else here planning to attend?

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Re: Moving to Washington state.
« Reply #17 on: Today at 12:13:55 AM »
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I'll be there, on Saturday.

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Re: Moving to Washington state.
« Reply #18 on: Today at 01:05:32 AM »
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  I won't be making it to Lynden this year. Too far for me to travel with my health issues.
I live far down south and it's about a 3 hour drive on a good day. Besides, Lynden smells like cow poo. :D
 We have 2 members that live near Kingston, so when you get to one of the shows, check in with us. The PNW has a great Model Railroad community with lots of clubs in all scales and some good shows with lots of good vendors, both new and used.
 I'm a displaced east coaster, (NE PA) been here for almost 40 year and love it. Mild winters, warm summers with low humidity, bring a nice rain jacket.
 Again, come visit us at a show and check us out here. mrns.org

Greg O.