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Apr 01, 2008 23:11 |  #6766

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It is us skinny guys with not so expensive cameras that they have to worry about :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Well, you definitely scare me.


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Apr 01, 2008 23:11 |  #6767

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It is us skinny guys with not so expensive cameras that they have to worry about :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Exactly!:lol:



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Apr 01, 2008 23:13 |  #6768

Hey Chief - I saw this in Portland last week and thought of your location:
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Apr 01, 2008 23:14 as a reply to  @ timbernet's post |  #6769

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Old fat guys with expensive cameras taking pictures of rusty freight cars are not a threat to the national security.

:lol::lol:

Terrorist, you.


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Apr 01, 2008 23:15 |  #6770

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Hey Chief - I saw this in Portland last week and thought of your location:
http://flickr.com …s/94668213@N00/​777108216/ (external link)

LOL! I've seen that place, but I've never shot it.



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Apr 01, 2008 23:16 |  #6771

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LOL! I've seen that place, but I've never shot it.


Neither have I - but image search finds a lot :-D




  
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Apr 01, 2008 23:20 |  #6772

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Funny you should say that, but the only problems I've ever had were with the railroad police. I had one hassle me bigtime in the Indio yard a couple years ago. He insisted on name, identification, car registration, etc., etc.

After he had carried on with his little power trip for a few minutes, I asked him for his name and badge number, and he freaked. We then had a big debate about whether I was entitled to that information or not, so I told him I didn't really need it since I had his vehicle information. I'm sure the railroad would know who was driving it.

He finally gave me one of those "I'm going to let you go this time" speeches. I think he was absolutely stunned that I wasn't totally compliant, and I probably would have been if I'd been doing anything to give him cause for concern

Old fat guys with expensive cameras taking pictures of rusty freight cars are not a threat to the national security.

That is pretty much my theory....I've had a couple run ins with these clowns...and it hasn't been pretty...they don't like being challenged.


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Apr 01, 2008 23:22 |  #6773

hey riley how do you like your canon backpack


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Apr 01, 2008 23:23 |  #6774

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hey riley how do you like your canon backpack

I like it, perfect for the kit you have. I now have a Tamrac Expedition 7, which is a bit better for some of my additional gear. But for the price, it is hard to beat that canon backpack.




  
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Apr 01, 2008 23:24 as a reply to  @ T.D.'s post |  #6775

I remember one occasion that was kinda' funny. Lois and I had eaten lunch at a pretty nice restaurant, and as we were leaving they gave us each a bottle of water. These were not your run-of-the-mill plastic water bottles. These looked exactly like wine bottles in just about every detail including the color of the glass, the shape, and a cork stopper.

I don't remember where Lois was, but I went over to the railroad track and waited for trains to pass by. I had drunk about half my bottle of water when a Sheriff's Deputy stopped to see what I was doing. I told him, and he was satisfied, but being a creature of habit, he looked into the car, and spotted my 'water bottle.'

"What's that?"

Ummm, water.


"Please step out of the car."

Okay.

He told me to go stand by the back bumper of the car. Once I was out of the way, he reached in the car, grabbed the bottle, pulled the cork out and sniffed it. He started laughing, and muttered something about that being the stupidest way of bottling water he'd ever seen. I had to agree, but I wasn't going to waste a perfectly good bottle of water.

He probably thought he'd cracked the crime of the century....old fat wino sitting in his car by the railorad tracks getting sloshed.


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Apr 01, 2008 23:25 |  #6776

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Hey Chief - I saw this in Portland last week and thought of your location:
http://flickr.com …s/94668213@N00/​777108216/ (external link)

Nice!!

I don't think they serve cocktails at the local Betty Ford....:lol::lol::lol:


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Apr 01, 2008 23:26 |  #6777

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He probably though he'd cracked the crime of the century....old fat wino sitting in his car by the railorad tracks getting sloshed.

That is funny!




  
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Apr 01, 2008 23:26 |  #6778

How much you want to bet, this won't come early...
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Apr 01, 2008 23:27 |  #6779

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How much you want to bet, this won't come early...
http://wwwapps.ups.com …re=&track.x=27&​track.y=12 (external link)

hmmm.... I dunno... It might come early...




  
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Apr 01, 2008 23:28 |  #6780

belmondo wrote in post #5242513 (external link)
I remember one occasion that was kinda' funny. Lois and I had eaten lunch at a pretty nice restaurant, and as we were leaving they gave us each a bottle of water. These were not your run-of-the-mill plastic water bottles. These looked exactly like wine bottles in just about every detail including the color of the glass, the shape, and a cork stopper.

I don't remember where Lois was, but I went over to the railroad track and waited for trains to pass by. I had drunk about half my bottle of water when a Sheriff's Deputy stopped to see what I was doing. I told him, and he was satisfied, but being a creature of habit, he looked into the car, and spotted my 'water bottle.'

"What's that?"

Ummm, water.


"Please step out of the car."

Okay.

He told me to go stand by the back bumper of the car. Once I was out of the way, he reached in the car, grabbed the bottle, pulled the cork out and sniffed it. He started laughing, and muttered something about that being the stupidest way of bottling water he'd ever seen. I had to agree, but I wasn't going to waste a perfectly good bottle of water.

He probably thought he'd cracked the crime of the century....old fat wino sitting in his car by the railorad tracks getting sloshed.

ROFL....You are a menace to society!


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