Subject: Trolley Buses
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Click on
the red dot Port Arthur, Fort William. I recognized quite a few
buildings that are no longer around.
This one
will bring back memories for us who rode the buses on a daily basis. Note the
buildings and cars from the era.
Hi
there, noticed on the TV news recently that the local city transit is thinking
of taking the two local restored trolley buses out of their garage and storing
them outside (protected in some fashion from the elements). Found this site: www.trolleybuses.net
that has a collection of photos of the local buses of PA & FW in various
locales throughout the two former cities. Loved to see the old buildings and
the cars in the background.
Hi Marg,
How are you?
Where are you? Thanks for sending me the video about the trolley
buses in Fort William. What a kick to scroll through them and see the old
place. It all looked so stark. It reminded me of pictures you see
about cities and towns in the old East Germany. I had forgotten that we
lived in that bleak place and time. Our whole life seems to be so much
more decorative now.
I went cross-country
skiing 2 days ago. It was great, but about a day later I had an ache in
the groin which I still feel a bit today. I felt so full of energy when I
was on the trail, congratulating myself on the good shape I was in, but each
activity strains a new spot in an old body. I hadn't known that the motto
of Fort William was: 'a posse ad esse'. I looked it up and discovered it
more or less means: from possibility to reality. I guess you could apply
that to us. Now we are in the stage of grim reality.
Thanks for keeping us
all in touch.
Jan
Hi Jan -- For some reason, the trolley pix didn't show up...perhaps it's only my system?
ReplyDeleteAnd... did you ever get the new Espresso machine working??? Hugs -- Mary Lou