Passengers aboard a Durango railroad train received an eyeful of nudity upon their arrival to Colo.
The unexpected show happened on May 25 and generated a lot of negative attention within minutes of it happening.
Normally, passengers along the Durango railroad can expect the odd bare bottom mooning at them thanks to the rafters that work along the rivers but never full frontals.
Are the passengers right to be so offended though when nudity in the form of celebrity nude sculptures are allowed?
Recent pictures taken by travellers aboard the Durango train reveal a lot more flesh than normally seen in the general public domain and has definitely caused controversy for the local area.
Full nudity has never before been an issue for along this railroad and has clearly alarmed the railroad’s general manager Paul Schrank:
“People definitely moon the train, there’s no doubt about it […] Most of the time, it’s been relatively minor things, but this sounds like it’s kind of amped it up a little bit.”
Despite all the complaints tourists and the Durango railroad officials have made, little can be done about the naughty behaviour due to how fast it can be reported to the authorities.
“We can’t stop the train. If we do report them, by the time anybody’s able to respond, then whoever was responsible is usually gone,” Schranck continued.
The “bad news” only worsens for the Durango railroad manager due to poor quality of the picture taken showing the dozen or so men and woman revealing their private parts.
Although countless reviews of the photograph have been made, as of yet nobody has been identified.
However, should the police eventually be able to make out the flashers, they will soon find themselves cited for indecent exposure.
The unusual circumstances that have shocked and disgusted passengers aboard the Durango railroad train will undoubtedly receive mixed reviews from others.
It could be seen as nothing more than a bit of fun being blown out of proportion; after all, nobody was hurt because of the surprise nude show.
Not to mention the fact that, in some places, topless “exposure” is actually permitted thanks to a lawsuit filed by a nudist activist.
Nevertheless, the facts still remain that, for good or ill, such open nudity and exposure around families will only prove to worsen the situation.
It will be interesting to see how the Durango railroad nude show pans out as the investigation continues.
[Image via The Durango Herald ]