I rode on this train when I was a kid. It's part of a museum that brings you to an old logging camp.
Stop trains... please stop trains.
Wally wrote:
SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote:
What's with the windshield? And the one above it? "MadDd tyte JDM, yo'z?"
N Sperlo wrote:
WTF, I've seen old B&W pics like this, but this is modern, whats the story?
Am I too late to jump on the train, errr, bandwagon?
Ranger50 wrote: In reply to spitfirebill: How many have you owned?
Just one.
RossD wrote:SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote:What's with the windshield? And the one above it? "MadDd tyte JDM, yo'z?"
Probably an effect of the particular polarizing filter being used on the camera. They can cause some interesting interactions with windshields.
It just looks odd that two cars in the same picture have it and a third does not.
A cleaning lady stole an empty commuter train from the Neglinge train depot early Tuesday morning and drove it to Saltsjöbaden a suburb of Stockholm (two stops away) where it derailed and slammed into an apartment building. The woman was seriously injured in the crash requiring a two-hour extrication operation before she was airlifted to the Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm, according to police spokesman Lars Bystrom. No other injuries were reported. A spokesman for train operator Arriva said the woman, born in 1990, stole the four-car train at a depot outside Stockholm. She then drove it about a mile (1.6 km) to the end station on the railway line, where it left the railroad tracks, careened for about 30 yards (25m) and crashed into a three-story apartment building. Images from the scene showed the crumpled front car of the train buried deep into the structure. No word yet on the woman’s motive for the crime, but she is also detained while hospitalized on suspicion of public devastation (allmänfarlig ödeläggelse).."
One of those cars has a replacement windshield. Guess which one.
•sorry, no hotlinky from phone•
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