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Published: November 5th 2016
Having spent a month as youngsters inter-railing around Europe living in the trains and seeing as much as we could we're nostalgic about train travel. It was only when faced with 16 hours of being bounced around in a tiny, hot cabin with a comatose drunk man that we remembered the reality.
We caused much bemusement when after getting on the train we promptly bailed off again as it was too hot to ...
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Nishanie
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Hilarious post !!!. Thank you , it made my day. The photos are very inetersting . What have they used for the structures ? Is it mainly bricks and tiles with very little steel ?
I wonder where the patterns on the buildings come from ? They seem very symmetrical . very cool.