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• Wednesday

  Some unfortunate things to share

  today I wanted to take a moment as today is the 20th anniversary of the passing of ronald reagan the 40th president of the united states. I wanted to go big for this day to honor the 40th president but there's so many videos to pick. everyone already knows he's my favorite president. he was unlike any of the other presidents. first a hollywood actor serving in the military governor of california than the 40th president. he was one of a kind that I think there never will be seen today.

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• Tuesday

  csx's heritage fleet has grown more now

  well today csx unvalved the 15th heritage unit. the 1875 for the pittsburgh & lake erie. it's another great job they did I don't know much about this road name but here's some of the information that was said about it. it was mostly a coal hauler. headquarter in pittsburgh it carried coal over a small area serving the steel mills in pennsylvania over to ohio. so it is a nice looking unit.

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• Sunday

  part 3 of another my thoughts post

  since we've entered june i had thought of doing another follow up post. this one is once again on nick's animated shows (since i've seen everyone seemed to like the two i did at the start of the year i've been thinking hard of doing a third one). this is going to include only three shows. (two not talked about in the first post and a slight review of one show that's recently).

  first is the two show's i didn't mention:

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• Saturday

  it's june!

  well today is june may went by pretty slow. i've been trying to think of what to write but i've not been able to come up with anything. but when i do it'll come.

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• 1 week

  today 73 years ago today

  today is a real special day. today is when the norfolk & western would roll out a new steam engine on may 29th 1950 that would become an icon for steam. the n&w employees of roanoke out shopped n&w class j 4-8-4 no. 611 from the n&w roanoke virginia shops. thus began a the career of one of the most highly advanced steam locomotives ever built. for 9 years the 611 and her 13 class j sisters worked hauling the n&w's passenger trains. but by the late 50's she and her sisters couldn't compete with

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