OK, who's guilty of still having Christmas lights up? (Page 4/4)
blackrams FEB 05, 07:00 PM

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Originally posted by fierofool:

I recently read where a person called the police on a neighbor because they still had their Christmas lights up. Fortunately, they were understanding police officers. The lady's husband had passed shortly before Christmas, and the lights were something that he enjoyed. She quoted him saying something like "They bring me closer to Home."



There are exceptions to every rule.............

Rams

MarkS FEB 06, 07:38 AM
Outside lights down and put away. There are still a few houses with lights up here and there in the neighborhood though.

Inside we still have the living room tree up (artificial) and the Lionel trains around it.
blackrams FEB 06, 07:57 AM

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Originally posted by MarkS:

Outside lights down and put away. There are still a few houses with lights up here and there in the neighborhood though.

Inside we still have the living room tree up (artificial) and the Lionel trains around it.




Love the model train idea. I actually told my wife I wanted one for Christmas this year. I (apparently) failed to make the nice list.
I have a pretty large bonus room above my garage and was going to set the train up to run around the entire room. I wanted to mount it up high on the walls above the windows and door frames. If I figured it correctly, it would have taken right at 130 feet of track to complete the circuit. I'm thinking that's what killed the idea. She didn't want my train mounted to the wall.

Or, just maybe I was on the naughty list. Hard to say.

Rams

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MarkS FEB 07, 12:09 PM

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Originally posted by blackrams:
Love the model train idea. I actually told my wife I wanted one for Christmas this year. I (apparently) failed to make the nice list.
I have a pretty large bonus room above my garage and was going to set the train up to run around the entire room. I wanted to mount it up high on the walls above the windows and door frames. If I figured it correctly, it would have taken right at 130 feet of track to complete the circuit. I'm thinking that's what killed the idea. She didn't want my train mounted to the wall.

Or, just maybe I was on the naughty list. Hard to say.

Rams




Careful, trains & train collecting can become one of those addictive hobbies; like oh I don't know, um Fieros...

Here is my Christmas set up just 2 simple track circuits. These are Lionel pre-war (prior to 1942) sets. Outer circle is the Blue Comet passenger and the inner is a freight set.

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williegoat FEB 07, 12:36 PM

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Originally posted by MarkS:


Careful, trains & train collecting can become one of those addictive hobbies; like oh I don't know, um Fieros...

Here is my Christmas set up just 2 simple track circuits. These are Lionel pre-war (prior to 1942) sets. Outer circle is the Blue Comet passenger and the inner is a freight set.

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You live inside a Christmas card.

(weird...I put the "thumb" tag in front of your image and your tree fell over)
Jake_Dragon FEB 07, 12:56 PM
You put lights up for Christmas
cliffw FEB 07, 03:49 PM

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Originally posted by Jake_Dragon:
You put lights up for Christmas ?



Heh, I do not have the new fangeld ones. I have all the Global Warming big incandescent ones.
MarkS FEB 07, 05:06 PM

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Originally posted by williegoat:

You live inside a Christmas card.

(weird...I put the "thumb" tag in front of your image and your tree fell over)



Thanks & I hate it when that happens