Except for the smelly tires, this would be fun. I still wish for a cure. Could a cure be found in the pollution created by burning tires? Only in a comic strip could it be.
No, I never worked in Colorado, I was visiting my sister and brother-in-law, and I saw a pretty girl in a skirt aboard the engine. I figured she was the wife or girlfriend of a crew member, but I asked, and she turned out to be a paying passenger. So, we came back the next day, and I bought another ticket with the express understanding that it would b e a cab ride. They were very accommodating.My jobs were all in Ohio; I was a printer. But I’ve always been quite interested in the railroads.
PicaraJustina over 10 years ago
Even the dog is excited. Take him on the steam engine, too.
Ken in Ohio over 10 years ago
10 or 15 years ago, I had the privilege of riding in the cab with the engineer and fireman on the Georgetown Loop. it was quite a thrill!
Willow Mt Lyon over 10 years ago
Except for the smelly tires, this would be fun. I still wish for a cure. Could a cure be found in the pollution created by burning tires? Only in a comic strip could it be.
Guilty Bystander over 10 years ago
We can all breathe easier: No environment (nor tire) was harmed in the drawing of this comic strip.
Ken in Ohio over 10 years ago
No, I never worked in Colorado, I was visiting my sister and brother-in-law, and I saw a pretty girl in a skirt aboard the engine. I figured she was the wife or girlfriend of a crew member, but I asked, and she turned out to be a paying passenger. So, we came back the next day, and I bought another ticket with the express understanding that it would b e a cab ride. They were very accommodating.My jobs were all in Ohio; I was a printer. But I’ve always been quite interested in the railroads.