Hi Geoff,
Am I reading your comments correctly?
i.e. (a) You are fixing your Aster Duchess because it is broken.
(b) You are converting it to coal, because it will not run on
Tanqueray.
(c) You are building your own coal fired Duchess and using
Tanqueray as a starter fuel.
(d) None of the above, but you have a Duchess shaped flask of
Tanqueray. (to share at Sacremento!)
(e) You are bringing your nurses and Tanqueray knee lube to
Sacremento.
Please note - The inner track access bridge for the Jolly Green
Giant track is almost completed.
We plan on using Tanqueray as a wood preservative.
All squatters found sleeping under the bridge or licking the
wood will be evicted.
See ya thar, keep very well,
Tony D.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Geoff Spenceley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Small-scale live steam discussions" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2006 5:23 PM
Subject: Re: [SSLiveSteam] Testing new email address
> >Sir Steve,
>
>
> The hospital should have added a shot of tanqueray to each pint
> rather than mixing it with ale- they only give two pints at a time,
> takes 3 hours so I wouldn't have got drunk.
>
> Yes it's great to be up here in the north woods- firing my locos
> too, next is the Duchess, first I have to install the parts I
> obtained from Milton Locomotive Works in the UK.: the regulator
> extension shaft, the replacement blower valve spindle and the large
> bore water connector. They are in the Trade news section of issue
> 208 of the Gauge One Journal if any one is interested. page 46. I
> only tell you this to keep the message within the guidelines of our
> list!!
>
> Enjoy reading your progress on steam engine building and the
> frankness on all you accomplish - or don't accomplish! The humor too!
> Thanks!
>
> For those of you who, in my search for pity, using the tools of
> desperation pride, and grumbling, made you aware of my knee surgery
> and complications, I have now started to ride my mountain bike again!
> ----BTW I couldn't bare the taste of alcohol for two months but now
> it's a different story, I'll be ready for those bangers and mash and
> all the promised pints to wash them down!
>
> Geoff. The "Steam Worlds" will be with me in Sacramento Sir
> Steve and for you, Rob, "Banger and mash provider".
>
>
>>Lord Geoff,
>>
>>While I have no doubt that you can consume 8 pints at one sitting, don't
>>you
>>think mixing blood in it is a bit extreme? What's going on?
>>
>>Thanks for chiming in from way up above the Arctic circle. It's always
>>nice
>>to get news from foreign countries, such as Texas and the Northwest Coast.
>>
>>And so Dave is happy (here's the "steam" part), I did get to spend about 3
>>hours today reworking a bunch of homemade boiler fittings. (Gauge 1, Dave.
>>You bet.) "Rework" is a polite term. I was hoping to modify them enough to
>>cover up my original misguided ideas. Darn near broke the lathe in the
>>process. At least I didn't burn down the garage when I unsoldered some
>>stuff. But hang on, the night's still young.
>>
>>Steve
>>
>>On 5/6/06, Geoff Spenceley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>> >Steve,
>>>
>>>
>>> Gott yer right address, but what makes you think I may want to write to
>>> you!!?
>>>
>>> "Frog hair in Texas"--all I can say is: there are a lot of things in
>>> Texas we have never heard about or would want to hear about, right
>>> Jim?
>>>
>>> Feeling my oats again. Geoff.
>>>
>>> P.S. I think they put some weird blood in the 8 pints I
>>> received- I wonder, was there a donator from Texas? This would
>> > account for my behavior!
>>
>
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