A rather eventful day on the Durango & Silverton
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Friday, May 31, 2019
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ReplyDeleteTried to post the link, but it wouldn’t buy it...
ReplyDeleteInteresting reporting and discussion of this event on the narrow gauge forum:
http://ngdiscussion.net/phorum/read.php?1,369329,369329#msg-369329
Seems it was a mechanical failure that couldn’t be anticipated.
NG forum discussion works.
ReplyDeleteYea, I tried roughly (a=https...)NG(/a) with < vice (, and it rejected for not allowing https...
ReplyDeleteAnybody got a description of the failure mode?
ReplyDeleteCP88, knowing that the parenthesis are replaced by carrots ( < and >), it is
ReplyDelete{a href="url here"}text here{/a}
Comrade, exactly what I did but got a reject saying “https” was not accepted.
ReplyDeleteDeadstick, read the NG Forum link and it describes it. Basically, a ring hung up on a port and the whole schmeer grenaded.
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