Virtual Trolley Tour of my Hometown

[steamtrain]

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[hfdpipe]

pitt looks like a cool town. We have a pretty neat Trolley Museum by me. My dad took me to it when I was a kid and he was able to find the trolley he ride as a boy growing up in Yonkers NY.

http://www.ct-trolley.org/
It was a good time, we packed a lunch and rode the trolleys around.

 

[steamtrain]

I dont know if Trolleys would make any sence for New York City because of the agresssive driving habits of the people who work there. Here it is more of the mountain terrain and the compact downtown that allows our Light Rail system to sqeeze 20,000 people in 2 hours thru Neighboorhoods and thru tunnels to get to work on time via the 2 Light Rail lines and 3 Busways. There simply is no room for parking. The Light Rail system allows me to get in some smoketime before work as well on the outdoor platforms. :puffpipe: