Steam & Excursion > Hanging out the window - Part 2

Take a one minute cab ride.

-LD

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I would *definitely* have my head out that window, when I could. I'd make that arm rest thing as comfortable as possible, too. Use good eye protection, when needed. lol

Ok there is a difference between "hanging your head out of the window", and "HANGING half you torso out the window"

I liken it to my dog with just his head out of the window at sixty, and then there is almost falling out when he sees another dog.....

We just have a big dog in those shots, tring to get to another dog....

I guess I missed part one.  What engine are you riding in?
Greg Scholl

CPRR Wrote:
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> Ok there is a difference between "hanging your
> head out of the window", and "HANGING half you
> torso out the window"
>
> I liken it to my dog with just his head out of the
> window at sixty, and then there is almost falling
> out when he sees another dog.....
>
> We just have a big dog in those shots, tring to
> get to another dog....


My view from standing on Archer Hill when 4014 roared by pulling 4 million pounds of revenue, looked as though Ed had just his head out, and his arm and elbow comfortably resting on the sill cushion.
Look at the picture to see if this was true or not.

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With all due respect hanging halfway out the cab window bareheaded looks COMPLETELY unprofessional. If it were my show it would end yesterday. Apparently Omaha doesn't care or it would have stopped. 

   The general public believes that cabooses should be red, steam locomotives black and locomotive engineers should wear bibs, a gold watch chain w/railroad watch, a proper railroad hat and red bandanna properly tucked in front to prevent cinders entering said bibs and a good pair of goggles.

   All of my productions have honored those expectations as will any future ones.

   IMHO-Ross Rowland

WaterBoy Wrote:

> My view from standing on Archer Hill when 4014
> roared by pulling 4 million pounds of revenue,
> looked as though Ed had just his head out, and his
> arm and elbow comfortably resting on the sill
> cushion.
> Look at the picture to see if this was true or
> not.
>
> Posted from Android

Easy now, don't get in the way of a man and his moving goal posts. . .



With all due respect hanging halfway out the cab window bareheaded looks COMPLETELY unprofessional. If it were my show it would end yesterday. Apparently Omaha doesn't care or it would have stopped.  

   The general public believes that cabooses should be red, steam locomotives black and locomotive engineers should wear bibs, a gold watch chain w/railroad watch, a proper railroad hat and red bandanna properly tucked in front to prevent cinders entering said bibs and a good pair of goggles. 

   All of my productions have honored those expectations as will any future ones. 

   IMHO-Ross Rowland



Continously putting out the internet's worst takes. No small feat.
 

Casey Jones was leaning out the window and look what happened to him!

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