[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > In a message dated 98-02-11 23:56:36 EST, you write: > > << Good point. You should also have lace-up shoes with a heel (not tennis > shoes or "light hikers") and a hard hat. This, plus approved safety > glasses are essential if you want to enter a working railroad property. > If you are shooting around track workers, add one of those orange > "visi-vests" to your list. > >> > > Which brings up another important rule of mine (even though it's not carried > in your camera bag): Look and act like you belong there. Don't dress in a > way to advertise yourself as a non-railroader, don't stand around inside an > engine facility, don't step on rails or do anything else stupid. Keep your > head about you and "hide in plain sight".
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