Cabin Fever 2010
York PA
I didn't take as many photos as I have in the past since there are many repeat displays and I try not to duplicate what I have photographed before. At the bottom of this page I will put links to previous year Cabin Fever shows if you would like to see the pages from years past.
I thought that it was a fine show, the weather was mild compared to some winters and I hope that all had as fine a time as I did. The word around the show on Saturday afternoon was that attendance was about 4500 and they had run out of 2010 buttons and had to hand out buttons left over from previous years. As usual the little video that I shot will be added to the page as time allows.
Click HERE please to view the photos sent in by Al Goldberg
Click HERE please to view photos contributed by Norm Jones Added 6 March 2010
NEMES youngest member Dave uncasing his display
Dave and his Dad.
Dave's Mom When you are a parent you don't have names of your own.
You are known as David's Mom or Davis's Dad.
Russ Steeves super nice Fitchburg Northern locomotive. It not only looks
nice it is a fine runner also.
Our hobby lost a fine member recently when Ray HasBrouck passed away.
Randolph is the author of two (that I know of) fine books about our hobby.
Highly recommended.
Ron Ginger recently completed this CNC bridge mill. It was running with a
pen in plotter mode. Ron will be handling Ray Hasbrouck's engine plans
when things settle our from his passing.
Trainman4602 as he is known on the Chaski board. AKA Dave in the real
world. If you are interested in live steam and don't frequent the Chaski Live
Steam section you should consider adding it to your list. Dave has a
number of very interesting and informative videos on the "How to" of
live steam building. http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/viewforum.php?f=8&sid=7ab9c721f8c1ecea8498a32b2b204442
Frank Stouffer. Last year Frank accidentally left an engine behind but it
was found by show personal and after several weeks it was returned safely to
Frank.
John Schneider
Jimmy Sterner of the New Jersey Logan Lathe Group on Yahoo shared table space
with us. I also belong to that group although I don't own a Logan lathe
nor do I live in NJ.
Patty Dorian holding down the fort.
Todd Cahill and his BEAUTIFUL engines. Todd makes some of the prettiest
engines you will ever see.
Greg Young (L) and Todd Cahill
John Rex (seated) and his wife (R). Sorry but I don't know the fellow who
lost his head in the photo.
Whoops. This write up belongs to one of these engines but I don't know
which. If you know please let me know and I will correct the page. errol.groff@snet.net
The fellow in the center of the frame in the blue shirt is Bob Vincent, New
England Tool Vendor Extraordinaire.
Dick Boucher (NEMES president) and Todd Cahill (R)
The folks from Tuckahoe Museum in MD has this unusual shaper on display.
A wide variety of vendors were there to serve show visitors
Quite a number of locos were running on the high line.
John Ridinger, New Oxford, PA presented some lovely circus miniatures.
Mike Rehmus (R) of Model Engine Builder magazine chats with NEMES member Gene
Martha
Ollie Egleston's fine steam boat
Roy and Eddie aboard Trainman4602 locomotive.
The traditional photo with Dave Osier and Roy Bear, Todd Cahill tolerating the
foolishness and Rollie Gaucher holding Eddie Moose.
Gene Martha and Vern Eshbaugh with the boys.
Vic Kozakevich and Max ben-Aaron. It helps to have a good sense of humor
to travel with this crowd.
Ernie Smith
Mrs. John Rex
David's Mom
Terri Groff (the boys Mom) and Norm Jones
Previous years Cabin Fever sites:
http://neme-s.org/Cabin_Fever_2009/cabin_fever_expo_2009.htm
http://neme-s.org/Cabin_Fever_2008/cabin_fever_expo_2008.htm
http://neme-s.org/Cabin_Fever_2007/cabin_fever_expo_2007.htm
http://neme-s.org/Cabin_Fever_2006/Cabin_Fever_Expo_2006.htm
http://neme-s.org/Cabin_Fever_2005/cabin_fever_2005.htm
Other sites where folks have posted photos of Cabin Fever 2010
http://www.flickr.com/photos/vilseskogen/sets/72157623107303093/
http://www.gfphoto.com/cabinfever/
http://metalworkingathome.com/cabinfever/