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im going to scratch build a wooden model HO scale

The transformation since 2010 when the Greenville Junction Depot Friends took over the restoration and rehabilitation of the Depot is nothing short of remarkable!

RIP TB

I have memories from when I was just a kid in the 1950's of my mom meeting the train in the middle of the night, well after midnight, headed for Montreal where she caught another train south to Plattsburg, NY to visit her relatives. I can still recall waiting inside the depot for the train to come along.

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This is excellent, thank you for sharing this with us. I've become fascinated with Greenville jct and love everything about it and is on my list to one day visit. Thank you.

I have been by it many times! As a boy, on fishing trips with my Dad and brothers, and as an adult, on "Sunday rides" with my wife and family. I am sorry to relate, however, I have yet to visit the building even once. I will make an attempt to do just that, maybe this summer. You might recognize me as I will be wearing my Maine Central Railroad hat!

Looks pretty good. I would encourage a bit more fore thought as to placement. That branch you built under isn't where I'd want to be if you're riding out a storm. You don't get to pick the weather you're surviving in.

Survival is supposed to be survival. Don't die. Camping is supposed to be fun. Nice hut.

Love your skills

Save the Depot it's history

I looked this up because I bought an antique trunk with a worn ticket on the bottom that said Greenville Junction, Me. Trunk was from (and made in) Baltimore. Mrs. E.M. Staub. As an aside, I’ve spent many hours restoring an old building. If helpful, you can look at the ten or so videos on UA-cam, “Church to House Conversion, Thornton, TX”.

what was that music

10 miles of river front shops food, drink other entertainment... investors dream to start new cities foundation

I have a beautiful box in better shape with front plate all pieces and intact I am looking to sell it

Is there any phone signal out there

What happens if the wind blows

if they ever stopped short i used to push them into the sidings by hand men were men then, $2 a day.25hrs a day.

hello i am also a rhode island survivalist, however i am much younger than you, i did take notice that you took class with tom brown, which is a personal wish. please get in contact with me if possible so that we may discuss survival techniques, tools, and foods. thank you

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sadly science is proving that us whites might actually be robots or artificial beings designed by non whites so nothing in nature is ours

Can someone give me the name of the builders website? He said it at the end of the video but I was unable to understand what was said.

I can swim in this river?? :D

I intuitively started building a little south west facing lean to the last time I had a solo camp on my Apple River island. But i didn't think to keep going beyond just a basic positioned frame. Thanks for the inspiration! Next time I'm out there, I'm going to work on something I could winter camp inside of.

good job I enjoyed the video and learned something

you're great man!! really spectacular peace of mind.

I want something like that for my business cards! This is fantastic!

I see you used a little bit of twine on your door plug, instead of using just a pile of debris try to make a hatch with a twine hinge with thick small sticks attached and then put the debris on. Its a lot warmer.

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed watching.

try making a square door. something that is less likely to blow away. Also dig a hole in the shelter so you can be level with the ground so if any wind does get in it wont hit you as much. dig a trench around your shelter so when it rains the water will drain faster.

I love your shelter man looks awsome might try to do the same thing u did on your door on my shelter

Excellent video! Mixing old with the new, well done.

I'm not sure that any railroad would want anyone walking across a trestle or bridge. I believe it's against the law to do so.

so pretty,it 's nice

so petty ,is nice

So peaceful and beautiful~

So pretty.

This is cool

Would love to know the chords/tabs to this wonderful music!....Nice framing too!

My Beagle's name is Jake too. :)

YA go Rhode Island!~

Jim is still alive & well as I write this. I'll be going up to see him later this afternoon. He still is an amazing storyteller :)

Nice i like how you made it with out any green boughs great technique

With Borestone Mountain in the background. That's a great hike, too, if you get the chance.

+Dakato Dodd the bear grylls show is entirely fake, everything is either set up of given to him off camera.

is the shelter he built freestanding or did he use rope or twine?

great video for a survival shelter