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Hi, gang. First of all I wish to apologize for my sudden disappearance from Yard Duty. I had several unfortunate life events occur in September that needed my full attention. Plus my health took a turn for the worse and I was in the hospital for a few days. I am recovering nicely now and hope to resume my normal lifestyle soon.I am going to let my Yard Duty membership expire next month, so I won't be running trains for the near future. Please re-assign my yards, if you haven't done so already. They are Manville, Manville Woodchip Facility and North Bergen Yard. I do have 7 trains on my hard drive and probably several in the yards too. Let me know if you want me to e-mail them to anyone.It's been a pleasure working with everyone in Yard Duty and I wish you all the best.Sincerely,Andrew
Andrew, Sorry to hear that things have not been good for you this last month or so. I hope the problems are all behind you and that they stay there.I've greatly enjoyed working with you on YD and I hope your leaving is merely temporary.Thanks for all the work you did sorting out the regional colour scheme.There will always be a place for you on Yard Duty and I hope that sometime in the near future you will be back on board.Keep in touch and take good care.Best wishes,Jim (Dragon)
Thanks, Jim. I have e-mailed my .trn and .crs files to Chris (csx739) this morning, so those engines and cars should be entering the pool once again.I'll be lurking around the boards.