How about all of them?
Nice set of pics, I have also done some of them lines. Berlin is one of those places that you could do a week enjoying Trams and other trains, love to see the red n Creme Sbahn train that crept in on one of the pics, the classic former East German colour scheme on many of the NG lines.
Oh ok just a few then, the circle in Lisbon if you have any always gets ooohs and aaahs.When I go somewhere I tend to photograph things on the basis I am unlikely to revisit, Dunnyrail if I shared all my photos from a trip I suspect I'd overload the system. Keeping in mind we had one day away from Porto and an inforced day without seeing the older tram system I took circa 1,000 photos/video's, plus those of the metro system
Excellent, I was looking through the photos from my Prague trip about ten years ago, and found that I hadn't taken any pictures of trams, largely because when a tram came along I was waiting to get on itciao, few pics from last travel in Praga, T3 paradise, hope you enjoy
Paolo
I think the Ringhoffer trams are my favourites.ciao, few pics from last travel in Praga, T3 paradise, hope you enjoy
Paolo
I take it that she was not in favour of the idea - can't understand whyA couple of years ago the opportunity arose to buy the front end of a T3, I said to my wife look this would make a nice entrance for the house, unfortunately the reply can not be repeated hear
I know, I thought the front end of a T3 would make an excellent front door entrance, and I offered a compromise to fit a non authentic lock on the doors I take it that she was not in favour of the idea - can't understand why
Me too.I take it that she was not in favour of the idea - can't understand why
It's a portable crossover, also referred to as a California crossover or a kletterweiche.
It was myself who asked for the Manx photos, thanks for sharing, you can never have too many photos of the MER, thanks.
Sorry I forgot it was you DAVID, I expect you may want some more of the other Cars phoned on that trip?
It would be rude to say no no as you have offered, thank you.
I haven't been to the Island for five years so am a bit behind with the trams; has Ramsey station been reduced still further? There were horrible plans to 'modernise' it a few years back, and the large corrugated iron tram shed has off course gone. The goods shed became a yoof club (along with down wiv da kidz 'graffiti' to make it look cool and New York-ish...
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I have just been on google maps, I hadn’t realised someone had moved the terminus, I am guessing they still need to cross the road to run round trailers?I haven't been to the Island for five years so am a bit behind with the trams; has Ramsey station been reduced still further? There were horrible plans to 'modernise' it a few years back, and the large corrugated iron tram shed has off course gone. The goods shed became a yoof club (along with down wiv da kidz 'graffiti' to make it look cool and New York-ish...
There was usually an MER van by the bufferstops at Ramsey and yes, the trams were used for deliveries (including mail); I remember having car parts 'put on the tram' in Douglas in the early '80's.
An interesting quirk of Ramsey Plaza station (to give it its full name) in the 1970's was the Milk Marketing Board vending machine in the front garden, bordering Waterloo Road; presumably it was refrigerated -it sold cartons of milk- but even in the days of corner shops rather than 7-11 convenience stores it seemed an oddity. Long gone now, of course.
