--- In [email protected], Pieter Roos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> There are currently three historical society magazines which all
use the same format. I provided links to all three in message #46608.
>
> All three have now been mentioned individually as well. These web
based magazines are, IMHO, equal to or better than than any of the
print magazines (including the BIG boys) in content, layout and
overall quality.At the moment, the three also have a large special
issue covering the Fruit Growers Express company. I'd advise anyone
interested in steam era railroading to go to one of the sites and
download this tome. It would probably be a $25 book by itself if
published in hard copy.
>
> Pieter Roos
Hey pieter, WOW! the article on reefers, which i had missed, was just
what i've been looking for. i only knew that fge was tied in with
some western names, but no idea of the fleet sizes or operations. now
i can develop the proper cars for my southern/clinchfield modeling of
1951 peach harvest in upstate south carolina. you are correct, at
least 25 bucks worth of info/photos, all for a bit of ink and
recycled paper, thanks to the internet... thanks yery much!! dale
reynolds, pendleton sc
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