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Location: canada
99 posts
Location: canada
Posted:
Is anyone here passionate about trains? i see theirs a lot of UK and australians here. I understand UK is known for it's train geeks.
I am definatly a train geek. I mostly like freight trains, but light rail is pretty cool to, or anything on rails.
I really like rubber on pavement electric trolleys to for some geeky reason.
if theirs anyone like minded out their, what is your faviroute type of rail systems?
Is anyone here passionate about trains? i see theirs a lot of UK and australians here. I understand UK is known for it's train geeks.
I am definatly a train geek. I mostly like freight trains, but light rail is pretty cool to, or anything on rails.
I really like rubber on pavement electric trolleys to for some geeky reason.
if theirs anyone like minded out their, what is your faviroute type of rail systems?
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13,215 posts
Location: without class distinction, Australia
Posted:
I wouldn't call myself a railfan or a trainspotter, but I do like the old regional trains and freight trains.
Couldn't care less about commuter trains, trams and light rail.
I wouldn't call myself a railfan or a trainspotter, but I do like the old regional trains and freight trains.
Couldn't care less about commuter trains, trams and light rail.
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