Safe. He says!!! Rats man, RATS! Huge ones roam those dreaded tunnels.
On 10/18/04 8:43 PM, Andrew Diller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dream of a trolley conking out and then we have to walk on the
tracks... that would be really cool. Alas, it has never happened to me.
The tunnels seem very
They are indeed destined for the rt15. The cars were supposed to be running
already but because of some confusion with the track to and from their depot
at 59th and Callowhill, they are sitting idle.
The short reason that SEPTA spent something like $2mil/vehicle and they are
now sitting idle is
I didn't get a chance to ride them here on Saturday, but last week my
husband and I were in San Francisco and rode the vintage trolleys from
Philadelphia (and other cities, including Milan) up and down the Market
St. line there and loved them. Plus, the base fare is $1.25...
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004
Arrrggghh!
I followed Andy Diller's link and saw the former bane of my existence:
those old trolleys!!!.
At least they were when I used to ride them. Windows hardly opened; heaters
were on under the seats during winter AND summer. NO air-conditioning!
I also remember having to get off a
I dream of a trolley conking out and then we have to walk on the
tracks... that would be really cool. Alas, it has never happened to me.
The tunnels seem very interesting.
Just think: the trolley tracks are perfectly safe in the dark, there is
no third rail that would kill you!
On Oct 18,
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Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 6:26 PM
Subject: Re: [UC] Re: Trolley service
Arrrggghh!
I followed Andy Diller's link and saw the former bane of my existence:
those old trolleys!!!.
At least they were when I used to ride them. Windows hardly opened;
heaters
were on under
In a message dated 10/18/2004 9:11:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I dream
of a trolley conking out and then we have to walk on the tracks... that
would be really cool. Alas, it has never happened to me. The tunnels seem
very interesting.Just think: the trolley
