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Re: Trains and Tractors
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Posted by Kirk in PA on April 19, 2006 at 04:41:30 from (198.208.251.24):
In Reply to: Re: Trains and Tractors posted by Mark on April 18, 2006 at 17:43:21:
Mark: I appreciate your response. I realize that railroaders do not have and easy relaxing life. My grandfather retired from the PRR in 1966 after 36 years. That's probably where I got my love for trains. I guess that any job is like that. As a kid, I LOVED cars. I have worked at one of the big three automakers for 23 years now. I have been in engineering most of that time and have even been a test engineer testing sports cars at the proving grounds. Now after all these years living with the crap that goes on, I can tell you that cars have almost no fascination for me anymore.
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