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Out in the yard, it's "all aboard!"
Jan 3, 2013
By Peter De Keles |
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In Walt Pauli's world, the Columbia Hotel retains much of its magnificence, the station in Railroad Square still looks as it did in 1906.
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| Title: | Out in the yard, it's "all aboard!" |
| Publication: | Sun Media Careers |
| Date: | 01/03/13 |
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| Category | People Profile |
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Pauli's entry into the world of garden trains started about five years ago when his wife Janice told him to stop watching so much sports on television and find a hobby.
The track is elevated on pillars, so to fill in the space from ground to track level, Pauli got 120 tons of rock and stone from Powell Sand & Gravel and developer Peter Bovenzi. The stone filled six 10-ton trucks.
Once it was dropped off at his home, he and Benjamin carried it by 5-gallon buckets to the garden. Without a trace of a smile, Pauli said he was 6-foot 4-inches before moving the stone and is now 6 feet tall. |
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