This graffiti filled caboose is ready for the revolution, whatever that is. This car sits just outside of the the Borders Books and Music store. Have a great weekend everyone!
I have a photo of a train like that, too. Don't remember when. I'm always amazed by the artwork on them. If they tried, they could make a living on that. :)
I just read a story in Texas Highways about a railroad employee in the 30s and 40s who would do some pretty elaborate artwork on the sides of rail cars with waterproof chalk. There seems to be some sort of railroad art sub-culture around!
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I have a photo of a train like that, too. Don't remember when. I'm always amazed by the artwork on them. If they tried, they could make a living on that. :)
I just read a story in Texas Highways about a railroad employee in the 30s and 40s who would do some pretty elaborate artwork on the sides of rail cars with waterproof chalk. There seems to be some sort of railroad art sub-culture around!
As always, I LOVE your photos.
Merry Christmas to you!
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