You can't tell which way the train went by looking at the track. :D
P Pitchwife Dreamer Apr 23, 2001 1,728 0 36 71 The middle of nowhere Oregon Visit site Aug 9, 2003 #1 You can't tell which way the train went by looking at the track.
I interurban Active Member Aug 21, 2002 4,407 0 36 76 Pickering. Ontario. Canada. Visit site Aug 10, 2003 #2
Matthyro Will always be re-membered Dec 28, 2000 4,550 0 36 86 Georgetown, Ontario,Canada Aug 10, 2003 #3 In long gone days, if it was a passenger train, you usually could.
R RailRon Active Member Nov 23, 2002 1,602 0 36 80 Trimbach, Switzerland Aug 11, 2003 #5 Hehe, Robin, in Switzerland you still can tell. Believe it or not, but in Europe we still have lots of passenger cars with - ahem - bottom discharging tubes... That's one more reason not to go too close to the track when railfanning. Ron
Hehe, Robin, in Switzerland you still can tell. Believe it or not, but in Europe we still have lots of passenger cars with - ahem - bottom discharging tubes... That's one more reason not to go too close to the track when railfanning. Ron
W Woodie Active Member Mar 23, 2001 2,093 0 36 Northern Rivers NSW Australia Aug 11, 2003 #6 "Beware of the light at the end of the tunnell. It may be the headlight of an oncoming train". Oldie, but a goodie, I reckon.
"Beware of the light at the end of the tunnell. It may be the headlight of an oncoming train". Oldie, but a goodie, I reckon.