Comments for Port Kelsey Railway http://www.port-kelsey.com Built by Tim Warris Tue, 27 Jul 2010 05:28:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Steamer by Kylie Sanchez http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=799&cpage=1#comment-66936 Kylie Sanchez Tue, 27 Jul 2010 05:28:11 +0000 http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=799#comment-66936 i just get my movie downloads from either emule of bitlord, i have tons of downloaded movies already.;-~ i just get my movie downloads from either emule of bitlord, i have tons of downloaded movies already.;-~

]]> Comment on Turnout study by Noah James http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=749&cpage=1#comment-66906 Noah James Mon, 26 Jul 2010 04:04:57 +0000 http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=749#comment-66906 i love to play Max Payne all day long, it has lots of action in it.'": i love to play Max Payne all day long, it has lots of action in it.’”:

]]> Comment on Turnout study by Sean Perry http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=749&cpage=1#comment-66341 Sean Perry Wed, 30 Jun 2010 14:06:33 +0000 http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=749#comment-66341 Max Payne is my favorite game and i also like the movie.-., Max Payne is my favorite game and i also like the movie.-.,

]]> Comment on Steamer by Layla Cook http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=799&cpage=1#comment-66310 Layla Cook Tue, 22 Jun 2010 06:51:14 +0000 http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=799#comment-66310 any good site where i can download movies?:;: any good site where i can download movies?:;:

]]> Comment on Mess of spaghetti by Bob Lerf http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=1032&cpage=1#comment-65822 Bob Lerf Wed, 31 Mar 2010 17:18:47 +0000 http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=1032#comment-65822 OK I give up....what's it for? OK I give up….what’s it for?

]]> Comment on Cheap paneling by Scott Perry http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=101&cpage=1#comment-65253 Scott Perry Tue, 12 Jan 2010 01:42:49 +0000 /?p=101#comment-65253 Your creativity is so impressive! I love how you think and appreciate you sharing your ideas and pushing me out of the box. Keep up the great work! Hope to meet you sometime. Your creativity is so impressive! I love how you think and appreciate you sharing your ideas and pushing me out of the box. Keep up the great work! Hope to meet you sometime.

]]> Comment on * * * BREAKING NEWS * * * by Port Kelsey Railway » Blog Archive » Steamer move http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=540&cpage=1#comment-64671 Port Kelsey Railway » Blog Archive » Steamer move Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:26:54 +0000 http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=540#comment-64671 [...] moved the Kelsey Steamer to our new place in Burford The Road to Guantanamo release Empire Records movie full on Friday. We don’t move in until [...] [...] moved the Kelsey Steamer to our new place in Burford The Road to Guantanamo release Empire Records movie full on Friday. We don’t move in until [...]

]]> Comment on Rock’s Mill by Port Kelsey Railway » Blog Archive » * * * BREAKING NEWS * * * http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=457&cpage=1#comment-64670 Port Kelsey Railway » Blog Archive » * * * BREAKING NEWS * * * Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:42:23 +0000 http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=457#comment-64670 [...] looking at an old furniture factory, General store right beside a mainline, feed mill that generated its own power, 50 acre farm and countless houses, we finally bought a new [...] [...] looking at an old furniture factory, General store right beside a mainline, feed mill that generated its own power, 50 acre farm and countless houses, we finally bought a new [...]

]]> Comment on Snooping around Stratford by Charles Doubrough http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=79&cpage=1#comment-61926 Charles Doubrough Fri, 14 Aug 2009 21:01:23 +0000 /?p=79#comment-61926 Enjoyed the pictures very much. I lived within a block of the shops most of my young life. I hope the city can do something with the area and save a spot for the history of the shops. My father and Uncle worked most of their lives in the locomotive shops and I spent my first couple of years there as an apprentice. Not sure what the future holds for this area, but it is good to keep a reacord like you have for future use. Charles D Enjoyed the pictures very much. I lived within a block of the shops most of my young life. I hope the city can do something with the area and save a spot for the history of the shops. My father and Uncle worked most of their lives in the locomotive shops and I spent my first couple of years there as an apprentice. Not sure what the future holds for this area, but it is good to keep a reacord like you have for future use.

Charles D

]]> Comment on Snooping around Stratford by John Z http://www.port-kelsey.com/?p=79&cpage=1#comment-60685 John Z Sun, 05 Jul 2009 15:03:41 +0000 /?p=79#comment-60685 Cool photos! I came across your site when I googled Lawrence Ryan. I grew up about 200 meters from the shops (although people from my era call it Cooper-Bessemer). Even though I spent my first 20 years only a stone's throw from this huge building, I never once saw the inside, until I came across your photos. It really makes me want to do some "urban exploring", but with three little kids, and no real experience spelunking through abandoned factories, I think I'll just "explore" it from my PC.... If you want to take any more photos, you may want to move quick. The city already has the title to the land, and the expropriation may be done by the end of the summer. I am sure that 1 minute after expropriation is complete, the fences will go up, and the wrecking ball will be in full action. This (formerly) grand old building is on death's doorstep. Ryan, sadly, doesn't appear to be able to organize his way out of a paper bag... From my perspective on outside (since I left Stratford 10 years ago), Ryan is a "cowboy", who wants to do everything his way, regardless of what the law says. He's had 10 years to do something with this site, yet every year it gets more and more dilapidated... Cool photos! I came across your site when I googled Lawrence Ryan. I grew up about 200 meters from the shops (although people from my era call it Cooper-Bessemer). Even though I spent my first 20 years only a stone’s throw from this huge building, I never once saw the inside, until I came across your photos. It really makes me want to do some “urban exploring”, but with three little kids, and no real experience spelunking through abandoned factories, I think I’ll just “explore” it from my PC…. If you want to take any more photos, you may want to move quick. The city already has the title to the land, and the expropriation may be done by the end of the summer. I am sure that 1 minute after expropriation is complete, the fences will go up, and the wrecking ball will be in full action. This (formerly) grand old building is on death’s doorstep. Ryan, sadly, doesn’t appear to be able to organize his way out of a paper bag… From my perspective on outside (since I left Stratford 10 years ago), Ryan is a “cowboy”, who wants to do everything his way, regardless of what the law says. He’s had 10 years to do something with this site, yet every year it gets more and more dilapidated…

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