The Observation Car
I probably took this picture in Utah, but I have gotten my photographs out of order. No matter, the man in silhouette was traveling between southern California and somewhere in Colorado. On the table in front of him was a cowboy magazine -- literally, a cowboy magazine. Across the front cover was written the name of the magazine: Cowboy.
He was not reading the magazine. Instead, he was staring out the window, looking at the scenery. He had never taken the train before, and I believe he became a thorough Amtrak convert. I can't remember the exact words he spoke, but he expressed a sentiment along these lines: "After being on this train and seeing what I have seen, who needs TV anymore?"
He was not reading the magazine. Instead, he was staring out the window, looking at the scenery. He had never taken the train before, and I believe he became a thorough Amtrak convert. I can't remember the exact words he spoke, but he expressed a sentiment along these lines: "After being on this train and seeing what I have seen, who needs TV anymore?"
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