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After my pass through the Garden-Train-Store Online catalog earlier this year, I have to say that I am encouraged. There are definitely enough trains and accessories for anyone to build or expand their garden railroad.

Personally I miss Aristo for a number of reasons, and I would be glad to see more LGB lines revived, but in the meantime our other suppliers are still going strong. If you want to see some of my favorite products, check the following link:

http://garden-train-store.com/

In the meantime, have a great rest of the year! - Paul
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