IMPORTANT PEASE READ: The Future of Nabble and this Forum

[CBryars2]

I would love to have a copy, tried download from link but no luck

Cameron

[Keith Hayes]

Well, DARN!

Darel, please count me to contribute to the maintenance of the site, wherever it lands.

[nickgully]

Here is it zipped up, (1.7GB)

https://gully.org/uxb/nab3/csn3_2021_08_14.zip

-Nick

[Jim Courtney]

SUCCESS!!  

Looks like the Discussion Forum survived the server migration intact.

But this is a sobering message that we cannot take this special place for granted. More discussion on future contingency plans is in order.

Thoughts?

[Doug Heitkamp]

Glad to see the forum survived!

[Paul R.]

eXCELLENT GOOD TO SEE IT BACK UP.

[Norm Acker]

VERY happy to see the forum back up again! Please let us know if we can do anything to ensure that it continues. Before I remembered to look at the blog site this morning there was some angst akin to "Well, crap. What do I do now?", kind of similar to the feeling when my Internet service is interrupted. :D

[Norm Acker]

And on another note, I finally took a metal detector to what I was sure was a stretch of the existing Silica branch ROW about a block from my house, and here's what I unearthed in about 3 minutes of detection work:



Here's the newer spike compared to an ancient one from Mt. Princeton that I unearthed three weeks ago.



And lastly, these are what I assume to be from the midden heap which might have been behind the Waterton depot location. The antique "sad iron" is a nice find!



This historical treasure hunting is sort of addictive...!

[Norm Acker]

And a few more from the 2.1 mile stretch of ROW above Mt. Princeton.









Sorry, I guess I should be posting these on a new topic.

[Pat Student]

Darel

Even as a follower of "The Evil Empire" count me in.

Pat

[Mike Trent]

Looks like I'm here. Am I here?

[Jim Courtney]

You're here, Mike, on the other side . . .