Julian, Thanks for your message. I'm sending it to the BRHSlist, an
on-line discussion group of Burlington Route enthusiasts. Some are
retired (or current) railroad employees, others are simply devoted (and
often very knowledgeable) fans. Most have stories to share. Perhaps you
would like to subscribe to the list? In any event, one of our several
hundred participants might want to communicate with you and share some
material.
Best regards, Don Zinnecker
On Tue, 29 May 2001 11:55:42 -0400 "Julian Locke" <julian@b...>
writes:
> I came across your site about the Burlington Route Historical
> Society, I
> think it's fascinating as a kid I worked on a railway called 'The
> Watercress
> Line' in England we preserved and ran steam locomotives it was a
> great
> experience for me. Now I work for a website called cameraplanet.com
> that
> airs user video we are always looking for great stories, it would be
> cool to
> do a story about the Burlington Route Historical Society, railroads
> always
> seem to bring back great memories for people me included. We have a
> large
> worldwide audience; we produce stories that air on our site using
> your video
> and pictures then our team of television editors cuts it into a
> story. We
> also air pre-cut packages, the great thing is that it?s totally free
> and a
> lot of fun, have a look at our site www.camerplanet.com I think
> you?ll be
> impressed.
>
> Tell your story to the world on www.cameraplanet.com the streaming
> video
> website that highlights the stories of real people by taking raw
> videotapes
> and editing them into great personal stories.
>
> So if you have video (edited or not) or pictures that want to share
> with the
> world, please let me know or you have a great story you want to see
> made
> into TV we can help with that. I look forward hearing from you and
> helping
> you tell your story to the world.
>
> Julian Locke
>
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