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Or, were you watching the rain at Q from your bus? :) Ciao, Doug

That's really good news.  Now may be you'll come west again, to the Moses Lake area. Ciao, Doug

I'm very happy to read your good news and I share in your joy vicariously. My best wishes to Nancy, and of course to you, as well. Oh, and a safe drive home in the coach. Ciao, Doug

Hi Gary, So glad to hear the good news that treatment of Nancy's cancer is going so well.  Like others, my hopes and prayers are that the remaining treatment regimen will be as successful or even more so. With no intention "to rain on your parade," allow me to observe that cancer is a sneaky...

Just getting caught up on news of Fred--Peg and I join the other well-wishers in wishing him a speedy recovery and urging Daisy to take care of herself as part of his recovery plan. Ciao, Doug

Hi Benmack, I have a 1990 Winnebago Elandan which is built on a Ford chassis; the engine is an F-460.  It is 18-years old and I have had it for five years. In the first half year that I had it, it developed a radiator leak up around the top.  On the advice of a mid-size truck service operation...

Hello Gary, I am coming to this thread late, but certainly not too late to wish Nancy the best possible treatment and the quickest recovery.  (BTW, we met in Moses Lake a few years back.) I can speak from personal experience with cancer and know well the value of focused, caring attention.  I...

You asked: Now, to keep the thread on track, you do still enjoy your Winnebago, right?  And the answer is: Yes. Ciao, Doug

Hi Marsha (& Tim :)) Any of the sysops checking the login logs will know that I am a pretty regular lurker.  I'm a quiet kind of guy, often bemused by the chat that happens here (and on other forums) and only surface when I think I have something useful and valid to add. Anyway, thank you for...

Further back in this thread Marsha mention a Doug from Canada, and that is probably me--since I doubt she knows any other Dougs from Canada. She's half right on her info. Let's start with the half that's wrong. :)  We don't have an Elante, but an Elandan.  The Elantes are the successor to the...

At the risk of being accused of hijacking this thread--not my intention, but just the connection to a great airshow--I offer the attached "flying legend" photographed at Douglas Bader's WWII home base, Duxford, this past July. However, I wish that I had some Blue Angel shots like that. :)...

The Winter issue of Photogrpaher's Forum Magazine notes a few new books of photographs. This book caught my attention because I recall that there are some train buffs enjoying this forum. The book is The Call of Trains: Railroad Photographs by William Shaughnessy, and published by W.W. Norton...

Thank you Terry and Mike for your kind words. Ciao, Doug

I see my friend Ron Marabito called for fall pics, so let me add one from western Canada to the collection. Ciao, Doug

The pic of the mill and its reflection is, as a commentator said, worth of a big print, nicely framed. Ciao, Doug