http://www.dailyfreeman.com/articles/2012/10/22/news/doc508483350ae1c488565143.txt
Excellent! You and your brother deserve our appreciation.
Cool Nick,
The show is bigger than I pictured 
Great job !
Ralph
Congrats Nick. Looks like the show was another success.
Nice job.
Well done.
It is an inspiration for the rest of us.
Thanks for sharing.
CD
nick, you decepted me. i thought, you were all words and no deeds - and now i have to rethink. how disgusting… 
Great article and video. Wish I was able to make it and run with you guys. I think my wife would have sent me to live in my shelter if went (It was our 12 year Anniversary)
Great looking show, Nick!
-Kevin.
Pretty neat that you guys did that Nick.
Thanks Guys, Its been interesting getting this up and running to this level over a 2 year period,. The show has out grown its old home and we are in talks to move it to it’s new and final home which was the plan all a long, We now have a massive vendor list so selling the shows out shouldn’t be a problem, I will keep the show all gauge but with a high degree of large scale. My intent when starting this was to make the premier all gauge show in the Northeast and I will. Not only the Quality of the dealer but what they sell. This show is a train and Hobby show only , All thou we found out the morning of the show that 2 of our out side vendors had passed away a couple of weeks ago and we had to scramble to fill a 7 table hole so we called up a vendor craft buddy of my brothers to fill it I wasn’t pleased with him selling furs and maple syrup but we needed that hole filled in 2 hours so I tolerated it . When we move the show for the final time the show will have grown from 11,000 square feet to over 50,000 with every thing the hobbyist and family’s could want from a Train show, lots of work at 1st but does get easier as each show passes. and its a family run show so no politics. Nick A few pictures from the show, I will post others on the show thread later thanks.
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I put a K up running high for you narrow gauge lovers
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What?!! No pictures of the furs and maple syrup?
-Kevin.
Hey Dieseldude - ya want furs and maple syrup? Just cross the bridge, we got plenty up here!!
dieseldude said:
What?!! No pictures of the furs and maple syrup?-Kevin.
Sorry Kevin, couldn’t bring myself to do it…
Very impressive Nick ! Thats really going out there and promoting the hobby .
Thanks Mike, we try.
Nick
hey, Nick, are you not living, where the storm went?
any damages?
Korm Kormsen said:Korm, I live about 60 miles north of NYC, We were lucky as the storm basically split us down the middle as far as affected areas go. High winds and a little rain was it for us. 30 miles South of us and East and West of us got hammered. I've been working in the city since late Monday afternoon and all I can tell you is i've never really seen this much damage in my life. The battery tunnel was full of water. when you've seen something like that i'm thankful for were I live. But NYC is the greatest city in the world and things are starting to get back to some what of normal day by day. New generators have been installed at many of the Hospitals and other vital locations Power is coming back slow, but is coming back. The hope is to have power and heat back to 95% of folks by mid week next week before the so called snow storm hits that's headed our way. Ive gone no further south than Manhattan but I hear NJ got it worse than NYC in most areas.
hey, Nick, are you not living, where the storm went? any damages?
Nick
Nicholas Savatgy said:how? i've been there in '87 or so. i think, that city can't go BACK to normal. it never has been normal. great, but not normal.
But NYC is the greatest city in the world and things are starting to get back to some what of normal day by day.
from the pics i see (being a retired firedep. chief and having lived through two huracanos on my ranch) i got the impression, that this sandy did as much or more damage, as katrina did.
for when do you expect a snowstorm?
korm
Sights and sounds from this past show, Let me know what you think, always try to improve.
Nick