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Old 25-07-2021, 08:45 AM   #28
slowsnake
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Default Re: "Viability" of holding onto classic cars

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Originally Posted by asagaai View Post
I remember being a very young kid in a passenger train being pulled by a couple of steam engines up front, and I remember the train going through big curves, and depending on wind getting the smoke blown into ones face.

But the sound- going up steep big hills the chuffing and straining, and down descents the rapid gunshot staccato was thrilling the hear. All the kids and even adults had wide grins on faces with windows open , listening as the train was racing down hills fast.

Sound- incredibly important to a human's perception and experience....

Have you been to Kuranda?..via Cairns, that will blow you away, as a kid I sat on a bridge in Liverpool UK, its got the Ford Halewood Car plant in the way now, but I'd walk with my brothers to the bridge and wait for the Flying Scotsman to come through, wow what a wonderful beast, dident need a timetable, it was front page on the newspaper!


Cheers Billy.
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