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- The Rocky Rail website includes a calendar showing dates of operating
sessions in Southern Colorado, a brief description of each layout and the ability to
"sign up" for a session.
The site is especially useful for those operators who have to travel
some distance and can only make occasional sessions. By checking the calendar and
clicking on the appropriate operating session you can see if "light" crew is
expected and know when your participation might be especially appreciated by the layout
owner. Likewise, a session that has light crew may be the perfect time to ask to
bring along a visiting operator.
On the other hand, if a heavy crew is already signed up it may not
be worth your while to drive a great distance only to run one or two trains. There
have been a few problems with people getting registered so they can sign up for sessions,
but these have apparently been all worked out now.
To Register onto the Rocky Rail
web site:
- Log in to http://www.rockyrail.org
Select "Operator Registration"
You will be prompted for your personal information.
Click the “Submit” button.
After submitting your
information, a validation ID will be sent to you by E-Mail.
When you receive this E-Mail,
select the web site address printed below the Validation ID.
This will take you back to the
Rocky Rail website.
In the upper left corner, Select
"Sign in".
Complete the sign in request
with your Username and password.
To sign up for a session:
Select the "Sessions Calendar"
Select the “Month”
Select the “Session” on the
day you want to attend.
Select either "Move to Call Board" or "Move to Extra
Board."
If you need to cancel, move to the Extra Board, and then cancel.
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- When both sign-up boards are
full, the web site will not allow additional sign-ups.
- In this case you will have to
contact the owner directly to get in.
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- For interactive help, comments
and or suggestions, you may contact me, John Denny,
- by E-Mail at lonecowboy@earthlink.net or phone at 719-547-7990.
- Additions and improvements will
be made to the web site as I climb the learning curve.
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