Hello from Errol in New England

[Errol]

Greeting to all.  I am a 62 y.o. machine shop instructor at a technical high school in eastern Connecticut.  Been in the trade for 44 years and still enjoy making chips and useful things and not so useful things. 

Besides machining I do photography and run the web site for the New England Model Engineering Society.

http://neme-s.org/

I recognized several names on the logged in today listing so I will feel right at home here.

Errol Groff

[bogstandard]

Welcome Errol,

It will be nice having a teacher amongst us, I must remember to bring an apple each time I log on.

John

[cedge]

Errol
Welcome aboard. How is Old D. Robe doing these days? Haven't heard anything from him in a while. Feel free to PM me if you feel it's prudent.

Steve

[Brass_Machine]

Hi Errol.

Welcome to the collective

New England... my favorite place. Well for me, I am a Mainer exiled to NJ for the time...

Eric

[dsquire]

Hi Errol

Welcome to MadModder. It great to have you aboard as a new member. Seeing as you recognize a few names it should help you feel at home. We are a friendly bunch and love to help one another with what ever we can. We look forward to your participation.

Cheers 

Don

[spuddevans]

Hi Errol  Welcome to the club


Tim

[tel]

Another '47 model eh?

Welcome

[Bernd]

Hi Errol,

Welcome to the collective. 

Have seen and read much about the NEMES, including you. All good stuff by the way.

Regards,
Bernd

[clutch]

I Errol, just popped in here myself.  Normally you know my as Wes Clutch@lycos.  You attending Names next year?

Clutch

[ronginger]

I just found this site as well, and since I see another New Englander Ill add my intro here.

Im also a member of NEMES- in fact the founder and past president. I retired and moved to Maine a few years ago so I dont get to many club meetings, but I never miss a show. I depend on Errols photo record to keep me up to date on the meetings.

Besides model projects I enjoy a bit of volunteer work at the local narrow gauge railroad museum, http://www.railwayvillage.org/ They are a code boiler shop and Ive worked on boiler plate forming, tire changing, wheel turning and just about anything needed to keep some almost 100 year old locos in steam.

Ive got a personal web site with a range of my projects shown- plsntcov.8m.com

Ive done some browsing here and Im sure Im going to enjoy this site, thanks to whoever runs its.

ron ginger

[Brass_Machine]

Ive done some browsing here and Im sure Im going to enjoy this site, thanks to whoever runs its.

ron ginger

Hi Ron! That would be me  Another Mainer... well exiled Mainer.

Eric