Greetings all.
The other day Bill Murray asked Why doesn't our scale take off like the wind?
I agree Bill and the only thing I can think of in answer to your question is
that in S scale, maybe there is toooo much wind. To paraphrase an old joke how
many s scalers does it take to change a light bulb?
Gonzo Parson overlooking beautiful lake LuLu in East Tennessee, Drop in some
time.
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