Created by June Morrall
Story by Collin Tiura
Email Collin ([email protected])
We’re starting to prep the cab for paint inside and out, then the bed. We’re going to put the motor and tranny together and in the frame and run the exhaust and wiring and all the rest of it.
We may be burning rubber this coming summer. It’s going to be a work truck, none of that show stuff for us.
…………..Collin
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Hello dear ones
I am writing to let you know the new issue is on line. It is a very special one as you know – it is a tribute to one of our late friends and most talented poet and short story writer, Ludovic Kaspar. I haven’t translated his poems and stories but you are most welcome to come and have a look at this issue.
As you all know by know, the two sides have merged and the next issue mgv2_65 will gather both French and English speaking writers, poets and artists.
This forthcoming issue is scheduled for April, so it is from now on open for submissions: poems, stories, artwork…
Those of you who have already sent their work don’t have to worry – I’ll consider it as soon as possible and let you know when that is done.
Regards
Walter Ruhlmann
http://mgversion2.free.fr
[email protected]
And watch it rain buckets. This is the best-looking storm I’ve seen in a very long time. Time to hunker down and write stories and poetry.
being interviewed [probably at his Frenchman’s Creek “home”] for a documentary. The interviewer’s name is Ruth.
[Image below: Galen Wolf’s students sketch along Tunitas Creek Road, south of Half Moon Bay.[
Watercolor of Devil’s Slide by Galen Wolf. 
Wednesday I was in the City and met a former resident of Half Moon Bay who knew Galen Wolf and his brothers very well. I am hoping to hear from her and I will share with you everything she tells me.
Notice the fence.
These folks told me it was a sea elephant (the dark shape in the center).
By Tom Woods, New York Times Bestselling author
Did you know that Congressman Ron Paul stayed overnight at our home in El Granada in the 1990s? Yes, in our guest bedroom! Nobody knew.
In reality, it’s raining here!
Story by Tom Andersen
Tom’s website: http://www.modelrailroadkit.com/
Hi Everybody,
We’ve been hard at it getting our new kit to market, first one is going to Paris France, ordered sight unseen, pre-paid, by a fellow who bought one of our adobe chapel kits. He said this kit will be the “masterpiece of my layout”.
Julie’s Cantina & Dance Hall is our newest kit, just released! Available in HO, S & O scales, it is our most realistic adobe kit yet! It features about 20% of the adobe surface eroded away to reveal the adobe bricks.
Construction involves a plywood substrate, then fracturing our Hydrocal casting of 400 square feet of adobe brick into shards, gluing the shards to the substrate, then finishing the rest of the wall surface to a grade above the adobe brick.
Also included are the outhouse (bano), Indian bread oven (horno) and an 18′ bar & bar stools.
Visit our web site for more details & photos, www.modelrailroadkit.com.
Credit cards accepted.
Tom & Julie Andersen
Andersen Model Kits
650-740-7074
A boy Woodpecker in southern Arizona. Thanks Silvia.
