John: I for one would be curious to lean of your finds.
Art Ferguson
--- In [email protected], "John Degnan" <Scaler164@...> wrote:
>
> Advance apologies for cross-posting between groups, but maybe we'll have some
> fun with this...
>
> As silly as this may sound, I told my wife that if we ever decided to move
> again, I was going to make darn sure that we picked a place where there were
> a large number of other model railroaders at work in at least one of the
> scales that I dabble in (S, HO and O (2-rail)) to fellowship with. So, if
> such a thing exists, where might one find information dealing with the
> greatest concentrations, per region/state/city.etc, of model railroaders in
> the southeast? I've already determined that I do not want to go any farther
> south, so FLA, AL and MS are out. I'm leaning toward north GA, TN or NC, but
> not discounting other possibilities such as VA... and maybe KY (technically
> not part of the southeast, but close enough).
>
> So let's hear it, guys... "Where y'all hangin' yer hats?!?"
>
> Direct, private replies welcome.
>
>
> John Degnan
> Scaler164@...
> Scaler187@...
>
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