I got invited to setup in the lobby of the CSME Clubhouse for a senior openhouse. Groups from around the area came in for a layout tour.

I got to hear some interesting stories. One lady's brother trained in Adair during WWII. She also remembered, at age 17, being whistled at by German POWs in a passing truck.

The club has an extensive collection of magazines. It was interesting to see the detailed modeling going on in January 1966!

They also have a number of books. I found this likely modeling subject for the next Pacific Model Logger's Conference.
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Cool. Next time you're down this way, have me show you Grandpa Neil's train. But don't be shy, do ask! (Because I won't remember w/o prompting. Same as I suspect I also already told you this very thing once [or more] before!) :)
Ken, Your web of contacts seems to keep spreading. Next thing you'll be going out of state to Vegas or Hawaii. Wingman
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