Still in use in Chicago for switching purposes; I pass it everyday:
Still in use in Chicago for switching purposes; I pass it everyday:
Appleseed wrote: Here's the GG1 without that eyesore in the way.
Designed by one of my heroes, this guy:
There was nothing the man couldn't design. Space station interiors:
Astronaut runabouts:
Avantis:
Iconic corporate logos:
More cars:
Household items:
More locomotives:
Duke wrote:
Have you read his autobiography, Never Leave Well Enough Alone? It's quite interesting.
etifosi wrote:
Let's see who gets the connection:
slefain wrote:etifosi wrote:
Home, home on LaGrange,
Where the space debris always collects,
We possess, so it seems, two of Man's greatest dreams:
Solar power and zero-gee sex.
wbjones wrote:
mtn wrote: Still in use in Chicago for switching purposes; I pass it everyday:
I've seen it. The UP has a switcher set they use in Chicago Heights
I'm not sure why, but I love this picture.
Toyman01 wrote: I'm not sure why, but I love this picture.
That's an awesome traffic jam. And it looks very Colorado-ey.
BTW, there's an unspoken competition amongst Westy owners to see who can have the best extra toys mounted on the vehicle. Bikes, kayaks, hang gliders, whatever.
In reply to Keith Tanner:
I came across that on Expedition Portal in the adventure bicycle forum. I was looking for bike rack ideas for the Samurai. I need more exercise and riding around the neighborhood just doesn't cut it.
It's a really cool shot and just goes to show, you don't need purpose built jacked up off road vehicle to actually get out there. You just have to get out there. Awesome.
Those guys will carry a bike on anything. 
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