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6 comments:
Ooh, that can be the cover for the debut album of your imaginary band. :)
I think I've been on that train.
Cool. I love pictures like this. I think that's Harry in the window there!
Wow. How did you spot me, Roy? I thought for sure the speed of the thing would keep me incognito as I roared out of Folsom earl that morning after the ungodly night of debauchery at Don's house.
And when they hear that whistle blowin'...
This weekend's the 40th Anniv of that prison concert. I am more than dork enough to note that the train whose whistle could be heard a-blowin' ran into Folsom on a spur line from the Placerville road, and that the intra-urban pictured here runs much the same route. They tore up the train tracks a few years ago so they could put in new train tracks.
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