Pete,

My hobby is model railroads, preferably live steam. I prefer live steam
because I have to take time to prepare my machines for a run. fill
them with gas water steam oil and oil round them. I then have to take
time until I have steam. Then I can run them for a proportionally
short time. After that I can clean them and start the process all over
again. That is what I enjoy, every bit as much as building them.
My computer is a necessary evil. The 4 seconds that I wait for
a picture is no problem for me. I have a problem understanding why
everyone these days it seams needs the newest, the fastest etc.  In
the meantime the art of doing everything s l o w l y by hand is
running through the fingers of modern life. From the CAD  to the
production no one needs to think or indeed has any time to. The first
thing young machinists ask when they see my lathe is "where is the
monitor". The next one is where is the jig?. etc. Sorry Pete I am told
that my PC is running DSL. I don't have a stop watch on my desk. I
just switch on sit back and wait until the picture appears. The
picture you enclosed was for me at least well worth the wait. Thank
you for sharing it with me. I think if all had to happen so quickly I
would suggest car racing or aircraft may be more fitting. I understand
that the worlds industry has to save that what costs most. The man
hour, but this is my hobby and this is my personal opinion. Please
understand I am not saying I am right, it is just an opinion and your
opinion is as valid as mine. I hope I have found the right words to
express my opinion without causing any one reading this distress. I
hope Dave is not beginning to regret making the photo service
available. Sorry this is long winded but there you are.

Regards

Bert


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Bert &  Edmunda
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