FUR (actually, feathers): "Roc Line" (cobbled clipart using GIMP)

[Dennis Lee Bieber]

On Sat, 22 Jul 2006 09:58:53 -0700, Joe Ekaitis

In mythology, a roc is a gigantic bird often resembling a rooster and
large enough to crush an elephant in one talon. But who says it can't
also be the whimsical mascot of an imaginary railroad? :)

I need to study some rail books... Do european railways use engines
that look that much like an old F-series EMD product?

La Grand Vitesse (LGV, France) definitely doesn't; the old Intercity
125s (billed to be capable of 125mph, England -- but the tracks couldn't
support it much) also...

Who gets to wash the bird droppings off the train <G>


On the negative side... Hope the logo isn't a roc carrying a train
off in its talons.... (bird carrying a large worm to feed the chicks?)

[M. Mitchell Marmel]

In mythology, a roc is a gigantic bird often resembling a rooster and
large enough to crush an elephant in one talon. But who says it can't
also be the whimsical mascot of an imaginary railroad? :)

Hee! Cool.

-MMM-