Check this out: a tram that is as long as 10 elephants standing end to end.
It's being shown in #Berlin.
It's 51 metres long; if you tipped it on end, it would be as tall as a 17-storey building.
With 300+ passengers, each one can take 205 cars off the streets.
"we can't have buses cos we live in a city that was designed in medieval times, and the roads are too small."
Dijon: hold my mustard.
Just wanted to give my regular shout out to Oxfam's Online Bookshop - they have some great stuff available, the website is easy to use & its all going to a good cause.
So if you have a book habit you cannot break, why not ensure the money doesn't go in the corporate coffers, and ends up doing some good.
the website is here:
OK, so having spent far too damned long trying to understand SNCF's ridiculous luggage rules, I have now written a guide - to help you avoid arguments and a possible €50 fine, and respecting your own safety and privacy as far as you can, within the rules
Thanks in particular to @bohwaz for the help!
https://jonworth.eu/how-to-not-fall-foul-of-sncfs-luggage-rules/
Reminds me that we must visit #Charleston. I’ve seen a very useful chart that sets out the #Bloomsbury relationships. Otherwise it is very confusing working out who went with who.
𝚃𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚜 𝙶𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚌𝚘𝚎 🚇
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Emeritus Prof Christopher May
Jon Worth
