Kamin Science Center

And in fact, the first time some of us were, and it was back during the COVID years, unfortunately.

So a couple of the guys who were supposed to be there, Pat included, came down with COVID unfortunately the night before the show but we it was my personal first experience at what has become one of our biggest shows of the entire year the locomotion weekend at the formerly Carnegie Science Center now it's called the Common Science Center but Mike was able to get us into that and we had a small t-track set up with just three of us there was Mike tom catalano and myself but that was that was my first experience with helping to set up a t-track layout and it was all mike's modules because neither tom nor i had made any modules yet so that was kind of first experience that that we had with what would become the iron city t-track layout so Always great to catch up with Mike again, and he's had a recent kind of exciting development.

He's been a longtime member of a model railroad club called the Ohio Valley Lines, which I believe is in Ambridge, PA.

Is that right, Mike? Yes, that's correct.

Cut to.

I just called it the Carnegie Science Center because I have no idea what this fucking place of business is.

But.

This, you know, I like there's no else to describe her.

And they said that they did go to the Heinz History Center.

If you want a really fun museum as well, and it's not gonna be far from PNC Park, Carnegie Science Center, well, it's called the Cayman Science Center now, but the science center on the North Shore is ...

It- there's so much there.

It, it- you can burn a whole day there.