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This photo was taken this evening just minutes before the sunset. That's why my hair seems red dyed.
I'm in Orleans (France) in front of the abandoned Aerotrain test track, one of my interests.
Greetings Jesus Forain,
Great picture of yourself and of that elevated track as a backdrop.Your hair looks fantastic in that lighting as that's some great photography displaying it in such fashion.You have to be very satisfied with your hair as its just that perfect!.Thanks for the inspirational post.Would also love to hear about that test track and its history.Cheers my friend.
Mârk
I think the test track was even used in the filming of the 1966 movie "Fahrenheit 451". It was a prototype of monorail for transit, over 1 km.
HI Georges,
Sorry but you're wrong!
It was the SAFEGE, a suspended metro located about 30 km away from the Aerotain test track of 18 km length.
The SAFEGE track doesn't exists anymore.
Hi,
I had a busy weekend with a meeting of Aerotrain enthusiasts, that's why I hadn't reply soon.
I'm not a fan of photos taken with the bathroom mirror, but I understand that not everyone is a photographer. I prefer to take my time and do a good photograph. I just had an opportunity thanks to these lighting conditions.
I plan to reach waist length. I think that my hair have grown since last year: http://www.mlhh.org/messages/327588.html
I've used to have hair length between shoulders and mid back.
The only complaint about my hair is that they aren't straight and do little frizz, but it tends to disappear some days after washing when I got more scalp oil. Maybe there are some products that I should use.
If you want to know what is the Aerotrain.
The Aerotrain was a high speed passenger hovercraft on rail developed in 60s - 70s. Speed record is 430km/h (267 MPH). Despite it was ready for a first commercial line, the project was killed by rail lobbies. Various prototypes were build and even one in the USA. It's called "ROHR Aerotrain" and you can see it in Pueblo, Colorado (address: 301 W D St). There was a plan to build a high speed transportation network across America, but it was canceled due to high power consumption of the ROHR Aerotrain.
This video explains how it works:
AMAZING HAIR!!
