Do you love to travel by a steam engine driven train?
By prasanta
@prasanta (1948)
India
15 responses
@prasad1961 (5597)
• India
4 Oct 06
Keep Romance aside. It gives me lots of bad experience. Whenever I travel by that train I frighteded to keep my face outside, due to the smell and pieces of Coal. I hate this type of train. God is great. He listened my words and steam engines said good bye. Now the fast trains are very good to me. I can see the world by keeping my face outside and having good look at nature.
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@prasanta (1948)
• India
5 Oct 06
Dear Prasad,
It seems you forgot to mention two things, no. 1 -- You have a FACE and no. 2 -- God had made a special FACE for you.
Any way what you say is acceptable. But we are ready to make our faces dirty once a while to enjoy the fun of travelling by Ku Jhik Jhik Ku Jhik Jhik Ku Jhik Jhik…
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@prasanta (1948)
• India
5 Oct 06
Dear Prasad,
It seems you forgot to mention two things, no. 1 -- You have a FACE and no. 2 -- God had made a special FACE for you.
Any way, what you say is acceptable. But we are ready to make our faces dirty once a while to enjoy the fun of travelling by Ku Jhik Jhik Ku Jhik Jhik Ku Jhik Jhik…
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@prasanta (1948)
• India
5 Oct 06
Dear Prasad,
It seems you forgot to mention two things, no. 1 -- You have a FACE and no. 2 -- God had made a special FACE for you.
Any way, what you say is acceptable. But we are ready to make our faces dirty once a while to enjoy the fun of travelling by Ku Jhik Jhik Ku Jhik Jhik Ku Jhik Jhik…
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@ssh123 (31073)
• India
17 Sep 06
Coimbatore to Coonoor in South India - a steam driven railway is very famous and popular even among the foreign tourists.
Similarly I was told there is one in Darjeling which many Indians can recall from Rajesh Khanna's movie. The problems with this train is one would get eyes burning because the coal dust hit eyes. Secondly the II class passengers (non-Ac) open the winodws the smoke emanating from the engine carries dust particles which gets deposited on the clothes.
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@hjsreehari (459)
• India
19 Sep 06
of course.ive been in one of them called the nilgiri train in ooty india
@Lackingstyle (7509)
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4 Oct 06
I believe there’s quite a few tracks set up for leisurely trips by a steam engine in England (not commercial of course!) they are nice to look at and watch, although I’ve never been in one personally.
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@prasad1961 (5597)
• India
5 Oct 06
I want to see your dirty face when travelling by steam engine. Can I have opportunity and also to show my God given face to you.
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