WAITING FOR THE TRAIN

[rogruth]

Can women actually walk wearing shoes like the blonde who caught the train is wearing?
Does anybody know why I would care?

[webenda]

Yes. Here are some helpful hints on how to work up to extreme high heels.
https://youtu.be/lSNh2FyjleQ

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Can women actually walk wearing shoes like the blonde who caught the train is wearing?
Does anybody know why I would care?

I'm sure that they come in your size,

[rogruth]

My size? You talking about the women or the shoes?
Both would be mostly useless to me. All I would be able to do is look.
I am serious with the can women walk when wearing those shoes question.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

My size? You talking about the women or the shoes?
Both would be mostly useless to me. All I would be able to do is look.
I am serious with the can women walk when wearing those shoes question.

Try these: https://www.ballet-heels.com/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_mWue4n05Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmPX6-QQYUo

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Frankly, it's all marketing. And advertising.

[rogruth]

Frankly, it's all marketing. And advertising.

They are doing a good job.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Judging from the sheer tonnage of cash and valuables earned, I'd agree.

[rogruth]

I will peruse those videos referenced above and learn [?] how they are able to walk in those shoes.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I will peruse those videos referenced above and learn [?] how they are able to walk in those shoes.

Practice makes perfect,

[rogruth]

I'm not going to practice but I am going to watch those ladies practice. A lot.

[webenda]

These people are waiting for the train to pass through the open air market place so they can put their awnings back down and resume business.

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https://youtu.be/U4LCIi6_UWI

[rogruth]

Wow!

[webenda]

November 11, 2011, Tucson Railroad Yard... people waiting to get into UP x-844 cab.
I know it is a large cab but they did not all fit inside.

11-11-11 by Wayne Benda, on Flickr
You can mouse click on this image to get to the host site then maybe click again to get bigger image.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Imagine being at the helm of that fantastic brute and actually moving it down the track! What a machine! Beautiful (n the eye of this beholder, at least.) I'll bet that engine rattled a few chests as it roared and rumbled by in its heyday.

I'm fortunate that I was able, as a boy, as a matter of course, often, to stand very near (1-2') steam engines as they slowly made their way into the National Tube U.S. Steel Mill, in McKeesport, PA, but never anything that powerful and prodigious.