Monday, September 5, 2011

Citizens celebrate! Schmidt's ships first of fall batch!


Schmidt's new home has completed brewing the inaugural batch of their valley wide famous Sasparilla. The Petersburg Tribune reports the delicious root beer is so good that moonshine stills are actually closing early this year.

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Dry Fork returns to normal





Dry Fork's trauma has ended with everything returned to its proper location. The sleepy burg has gone back to business as usual.

Blue Angels Buzz Lusby




The Blue Angels gave us quite a show and we didn't even have to leave the house:) The Patuxant Naval Air Station had and air show on Labor Day weekend and we live just over the river from them so some of their antics were visible in our back yard.

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Splinch uproots Dry Fork, Baker inundated, local wizard sought for questioning!!!


Dry Fork seriously disrupted as a teleportation splinch transported structures across valley as far as Baker. Officials suspect a splinch occurred during a teleportation attempt resulting in the mess. Local wizards sought for information about the mistake and assistance in finding a soloution. Grand Master Wizard Robertczy is optimistic that a quick solution will be found:)

Monday, July 11, 2011

Pylwood Banishmnet Continues at Baker





Progress is made at mountain pass village of Baker. Plwood rollback project gathers steam as momentum is gained for future work at Dry Fork and Moorefield later this summer. Citizens of the region have been enduring the plywood menace for over eight years and are thankful for relief.

Monday, May 23, 2011

Citizens of Parsons Rejoice!




Dreaded plywood curse banished!
Congrats to superintendent Reid and his crew of hundreds of loyal workers. The plywood environs that has dominated Parsons' vistas has been lifted and the town has returned to normal. Good times are here again and a gala has been scheduled for tomorrow at Roy's to celebrate the glorious event!

Monday, May 2, 2011

Back to the Railroad



This is the finished version of a building I started on the trip. Charlie Kilbourne is a member of our SMOG operations group and has a large layout modeling the trip from Baltimore to Cumberland. This one's for him.