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| Posted: Wed Jun 11th, 2014 08:56 pm |
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Alwin
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Again some great buses Jose.
I came this weekend through Wuppertal, Germany. They have a aerial tramway in the city. I took some photo's but they're not worth posting. But take a look at this website, there is some info of the old days of the tramway:
http://www.schwebebahn-wtal.de/schwebebahn-alt.html
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| Posted: Wed Jun 11th, 2014 10:35 pm |
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Keep finding these photos, thanks Jose.
Herb: You're right about that 1st photo which is strangely instantly semi-recognisable to me. Possibly Ireland (Eire, the Free State) - County Donegal Railways went in for 'money saving' contraptions like that, as did several other impoverished Companies.
I think I also recognise 1 or 2 Italian contraptions judging by their bodywork style.
Regards Michael
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| Posted: Wed Jun 11th, 2014 11:14 pm |
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To whom may be in possession of info: usually I post whatever I have/know about 'em rascals, but if somebody knows anything else please post it.
Alwin: I have a few pics of the Wuppertal system, but none of the older cars or construction era. Thanks!.
Michael: I believe the first one (Ford T) is a County Donegal, but not sure.
Jose.
Last edited on Wed Jun 11th, 2014 11:14 pm by pipopak
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Hello Jose,
The "atmosphere", the station roof awning, water-tank etc. look like Donegal but I don't know what location. I'm not a great expert on older Irish stuff.
Regards Michael
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Holy rust!. Love it!. Jose.
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