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sophiestank — 6 months ago(September 30, 2025 05:30 AM)

have u ever been on a train?
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Amazing at how modern they looked back then and they are still keeping those 200 year old engines and cars running!
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Several times. Our kindergarten class went on a 40 mile train ride as a field trip. My family went on a 100 mile trip on a vintage train pulled by a steam locomotive. Last trip was in August 2000 I went round trip on AMTRAK to meet up with some online friends in Orlando, Florida.

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That's it? I would have thought more like 1000 years old.
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