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    Crew on a narrow-gauge steam engine, Hungary, 1930.
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    What might be the purpose of the linkage that protrudes from the front of the cab and the middle guy is resting his hand upon?

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    What might be the purpose of the linkage that protrudes from the front of the cab and the middle guy is resting his hand upon?
    https://straction.wordpress.com/how-...omotive-works/

    for an explanation...

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    Workers on the Oregon Trunk Railroad bridge across the Crooked River in Central Oregon.

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    I wonder if bungee jumping was invented when someone was tied to a rope in case they fell off they could have been retrieved. On another note, I am a recovering alcoholic and before I quit drinking 40 years ago, I used to walk crane I-beam when someone would not have crane over load and trying to pick slightly out of reach of the trolley in 30 foot ceiling. After I got sober. I could not do it anymore. Like Frank said "age and wisdom" now prevail although at 73 I am grateful to still be fairly active.

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    The origins of bungee jumping: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_diving

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