> .
> Friends,  I don't have a lot of time to check in with the list but 
> things are winding down to some degree so normal might be coming!


Nearly half the city now has lights--have about one million customers to 
go.  Many intersections don't have traffic lights even if they did have 
power.  Many businesses between home and the office are still dark.  I 
still hear one generator across the bayou in my neighborhood.  One of my 
clients has postponed a shoot because their entire building (six story) 
took on water, so they are having to move to a new location for many 
months--they need room for about 400 employees. 

Looting has been very minor here but a couple tried to steal a generator 
powering a railroad crossing flasher but got caught.  There is a fairly 
long causeway with a lift bridge crossing to the Galveston Island.  I 
assuming it survived intact has it's been around for a long time and 
more than of couple hurricanes.  I have a photo of one of the Zephyrs 
crossing it on a national tour. 

I spent one day patching the roof, one day cleaning up branches in the 
yard, one day uprighting my fence and am on my second day sheet rocking 
over the water leak.  I've got pains from places I didn't know I had!  
Bill has mentioned his basement water leak when the hose burst.  Homes 
in my neck of the woods often have their plumbing and even water heaters 
installed overhead.  So a leaking water header will rain on your layout 
if it's in the garage, same with some of the pipes. This might be a very 
good reason to carry the NMRA insurance program on the layout/collection.

Because all the days are kinda run together, one night I did letter my 
Smokey Valley flat car.  A very nice kit but the decals were hard to 
deal with for me.  Nearly finished though--next to put about 20 years of 
weathering on it.  There's nothing worse than a new clean flat car deck!

Bob Werre
BobWphoto.com

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