Maybe I'm hung over from Rail Days or something, but I swear I saw here (or maybe somewhere else) that the 2002 schedule for CP 2816 would be posted on April 24. Anybody seen it or can direct me to it? Jim

Wrinnbo@aol.com

> Maybe I'm hung over from Rail Days or
> something, but I swear I saw here (or maybe
> somewhere else) that the 2002 schedule for
> CP 2816 would be posted on April 24. Anybody
> seen it or can direct me to it? Jim

In our April 22 briefs, the CPR press release said the schedule would be on their website after the 24th. I just went and looked and couldn't find it. Didn't look real hard, but it didn't seem to be in any place obvious.


Railway Preservation News
hkading@rypn.org

> In our April 22 briefs, the CPR press
> release said the schedule would be on their
> website after the 24th. I just went and
> looked and couldn't find it. Didn't look
> real hard, but it didn't seem to be in any
> place obvious.
Hume, thanks for the heads up. I poked around it and did find this:

2002 Operating Schedule

B.C. Lower Mainland:

May 4 -- PoCo May Days - Port Coquitlam Special Event Excursion

May 5 -- Port Moody Open House - Pacific Coast Terminals, Port Moody Display - 11:00 to 15:00

May 10 -- Maple Ridge Mountain Festival - Maple Ridge Display at Haney - 20:30 to 21:30

May 11 -- Maple Ridge Mountain Festival - Maple Ridge Display at Haney - 11:00 - 15:00

Return to Calgary:

May 13 -- Coquitlam to Kamloops

May 14 -- Kamloops to Golden

May 15 -- Golden to Calgary

Alberta:

June 21-22 -- TBD - Didsbury/Airdrie

Canada Day Special Events Tour:

June 28 - July 7 -- 10 day tour of special events in Southern Alberta, Southeast British Columbia and Western Saskatchewan.



Wrinnbo@aol.com

Nothing anywhere near Spencer. Let's offer them some good barbecue and see if they will come down.

Dave

irondave@bellsouth.net

You have to quit being so parochial in your thinking Dave. Maybe your resident cheesehead can think of something more enticing. I mean, that's why he gets paid the big bucks, right?

Texas Steam
hkading@rypn.org

Maybe we can get them to the B&O Museum next year and bribe them with crabs. Then they can head for Spencer and you can stuff them full of barbecue in Carolina. It ought to do wonders for their Canadian digestive systems! Crabs, beer and barbecue. What more could they want?

kevingillespie@usa.net

> Maybe we can get them to the B&O Museum
> next year and bribe them with crabs. Then
> they can head for Spencer and you can stuff
> them full of barbecue in Carolina. It ought
> to do wonders for their Canadian digestive
> systems! Crabs, beer and barbecue. What more
> could they want?

What more....Why Tim Hortons Donuts, eh!

Greg


Videos made on those donuts!

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> Maybe we can get them to the B&O Museum
> next year and bribe them with crabs. Then
> they can head for Spencer and you can stuff
> them full of barbecue in Carolina. It ought
> to do wonders for their Canadian digestive
> systems! Crabs, beer and barbecue. What more
> could they want?

Remember when trying to bribe our Canadian friends to use the correct language:

Crabs, eh?
Barbecue eh?
Can you bring down your Hudson, eh?

-Alan Levy



AlanL759@aol.com

> Maybe we can get them to the B&O Museum
> next year and bribe them with crabs. Then
> they can head for Spencer and you can stuff
> them full of barbecue in Carolina. It ought
> to do wonders for their Canadian digestive
> systems! Crabs, beer and barbecue. What more
> could they want?

The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders at the ARM conference? Come on Andy, lets get it set up.

Dave


irondave@bellsouth.net

> Remember when trying to bribe our Canadian
> friends to use the correct language:

> Crabs, eh?
> Barbecue eh?
> Can you bring down your Hudson, eh?

> -Alan Levy

Quality. :D

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