Tom,   
      
   TW>Bad link. I took a quick look at the You Tube A&M Railroad videos but   
   TW>could not find the One you are talking about.   
      
     Sorry about that. Look for "Arkansas And Missouri Railroad   
   2011 Memorial Day Troop Train", or something to that effect.   
      
   TW>As a side note I voulnteered at the Campo California Railroad   
   TW>Museum(Officialy "Pacific South Reilroad Museum") for over 15 Years.   
   TW>They havew a section of the old San Diego and Arizona Trtack they can   
   TW>use for a short train ride for hte visitors.   
   TW>I was mostly interested in Maintance and was the Machinists hepler and   
   TW>general gopher dabbiling in Pipefitting and Minor Electrical.   
      
     Interesting. As a side note, I run The Trains Net on Echolink every   
   Monday night at 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central Time, on the K9QLP repeater in   
   Cedarburg, Wisconsin (a suburb of Milwaukee), and on Echolink via the   
   N9LLT-L Echolink node (2356). All properly licensed amateur radio   
   operators are welcome to join the net, where we discuss anything, and   
   everything, about trains and railroading.   
      
     Whether it's passenger, freight, steam, diesel, excursions, depots,   
   railroad shows, model railroads, garden railroads, abandoned railroads,   
   etc. -- you name it, it's fair game for discussion. We usually do 2   
   rounds, then a 73 round...the net usually lasts 45 minutes to an hour.   
   We've had at least 7 checkins in the informal, but directed net, and had   
   very enjoyable discussions of late.   
      
   Daryl, WX1DER, Conductor, Trains And Railroads Net   
      
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