As some of you have noticed, we've started rather haphazardly adding non-North American locomotives to www.steamlocomotive.info. Since we're doing this, we decided to "internationalize" a bit more. We've found translators who are helping us add content in Spanish, French, German and Russian to the site.

Hopefully in about 2 more weeks you'll be able to click the 'Custom Views' button on the website and choose a language for the site to display in.

I hope this proves useful to somebody.

Regards,
Doug


Southern Sand & Gravel No. 102
dougb@sunserver.com

I think I'm gonna puke over that Southern Sand & Gravel No. 102 restoration. Two to one a local "committee" had the final say-so on the design and paint job. Just think, for the same money, time and effort, a real restoration could have been accomplished. Who ever did this should be publicly whipped.

Jim,

I have to agree with you on that one. What a gastly "restoration". They parties responsible dipped in cylinder oil then feathered.


captbuck@comcast.net

Doug,

You guys are doing a great job on this site. I can see it being one of the top sites to go to for information and pictures in the years to come.

Well done!

> Doug,

> You guys are doing a great job on this site.
> I can see it being one of the top sites to
> go to for information and pictures in the
> years to come.

> Well done!

Thank you very much! Mostly its a lot of fun. Wish we had more time to spend on it, but sometimes ya gotta earn a living, I guess. We have all sorts of wild plans for it, but it has been slow going of late. Too much work and too little of me. Hehe.

Anyhoo, glad ya like it.


Southern Sand & Gravel No. 102
dougb@sunserver.com