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The view upstairs is great.I love the two deck TGVs. Proper travel.
"Ooh, look at that pretty little church?"
"Where?"
woosh
"It's gone now"
The view upstairs is great.I love the two deck TGVs. Proper travel.
You can have no idea of the anticipation with which I look forward to this exposition of your viewsHigh speed trains don't really exist as a distinct thing any more, at least in the sense they did a few decades ago. Boundaries have been blurred un various ways. I may expand on this argument in due course.
I will let the tension mount for a few days I think.You can have no idea of the anticipation with which I look forward to this exposition of your views
I, for one, welcome the slow buildup to what I am confident will be an engaging - nay, riveting - series of revelations.No, tell us, tell us now
But I need to know why I’m wrong now.High speed trains don't really exist as a distinct thing any more, at least in the sense they did a few decades ago. Boundaries have been blurred un various ways. I may expand on this argument in due course.
It never went into production and it wasn't any faster that existing trainsets at the time so I guess it might not necessarily fit in this thread, but I recently found an image online of the first Talgo train design produced, in 1942, and I was struck at how advanced and futuristic the design looks for that time
Train enthusiasts will be familiar with Talgo's innovative heritage but considering this was 1942, and that Spain had just come out of a devastating Civil War that had bankrupted it and destroyed its industry, this seems to me to be a very advanced design for the company to come up with (unless there were similar ones elsewhere at the time I'm not aware of). Almost as if a science fiction writer had been allowed to design it.
Anything with round eyes is
I can’t see the image very well on my phone but it looks as if you could lose a child between the train and the edge of the platform...
It will never catch on. Can you believe there were no seats facing a blank piece of wall. And, showing the Chinese really can’t run a Railway, everyone had a seat, can you believe that, people were denied the chance to stand for four hours next to the toilets. Amateurs.And the seats seem to line up with the windows - who would have thought such a feat of engineering was even possible truly a technological marvel
It will never catch on. Can you believe there were no seats facing a blank piece of wall. And, showing the Chinese really can’t run a Railway, everyone had a seat, can you believe that, people were denied the chance to stand for four hours next to the toilets. Amateurs.
Blimey! That kid can run fastBeijing to Xi’an 580 miles just over 4 hours.
Blimey! That kid can run fast
If we were less squeamish about bulldozing people's homes, slicing up nature reserves and so on, we too could have high speed railways like China.
It actually stops some way short of the centre. You have to take the metro the rest of the way.The Chinese have built a maglev from downtown Shanghai to the airport.
It actually stops some way short of the centre. You have to take the metro the rest of the way.
It actually stops some way short of the centre. You have to take the metro the rest of the way.
Apparently it stops in the middle of nowhere due to the public being concerned that if it tunnelled under their houses it could cause cancer, like mobile phones do...