It is on the bucket list! I've seen photos of them and they look like a lot of fun.
I did see the historic trams in Trieste a few years ago. They navigate some seriously steep hills!
Enjoy the benefits of a premium membership!
Upgrade Account
-
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.
- Thread starter two fingers
- Start date
It is on the bucket list! I've seen photos of them and they look like a lot of fun.
I did see the historic trams in Trieste a few years ago. They navigate some seriously steep hills!
well rain rain rain all day 
but on the good side i got my new front mudguard [fender ] through the post today and even better it cost me 1 pound 80 thats less than $2.00 
its brand new i got it in a 90% off sale
anyways bad weather so i get to stay indoors its not to bad as i have me bass 
its brand new i got it in a 90% off sale anyways bad weather so i get to stay indoors its not to bad as i have me bass 
Coffee and a good book.
Amazing shots!A preserved Glasgow tram, designed to transport 18 whole people. I guess they used a lot of them!
The last Class 311 'Blue Train', once a common site in Glasgow:
Rust never sleeps.
Bitchin!well rain rain rain all day
This one is very cool, but requires further explanation...
Coatbridge? I spent a day there photographing with a medium format camera once only to discover that I hadn't loaded the film properly. Only a handful of shots came out.A preserved Glasgow tram, designed to transport 18 whole people. I guess they used a lot of them!
The last Class 311 'Blue Train', once a common site in Glasgow:
Rust never sleeps.
its the winding wheel's from coventry's keresley colliery
Get extended breaks and lunches to enjoy the beautiful grounds.
some shots from minehead somerset uk
the engine was built around 1914 by robert stephenson it was used by the somerset and dorset railway to carry heavy freight over the mendip hills. it was taken out of service in 1964 and taken for scrap.
it was took to a south wales scrap yard where it was left for many years. but then it was brought back to somerset where it was rebuilt and brought back into service in 2005 it now runs in minehead taking people on trips along the somerset dorset railway
That's awesome Rollie! Thanksthe engine was built around 1914 by robert stephenson it was used by the somerset and dorset railway to carry heavy freight over the mendip hills. it was taken out of service in 1964 and taken for scrap.
