Probably because the train runs from Montreal into the Atlantic bubble, which is not do-able these days. You can’t get there from here right now.
I didn’t realize Truro NS was such an important railway town in its earlier days. Stratford (Ont.) is better known for Shakespeare these days but started life as an important Ontario railway town.
South Wimbledon - skimming round the tram system to what's really Merton, and was named that originally: there are signs around showing the earlier name.
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Trondheim, which is the furthest north I've ever been.
Anyway, I digress. When we were there, we were en route to Truro.
I didn’t realize Truro NS was such an important railway town in its earlier days. Stratford (Ont.) is better known for Shakespeare these days but started life as an important Ontario railway town.
Peartree
Aachen
(North Weald is heritage railway now, old diesel and steam trains.)
Tobermorey
(Not that anyone is likely to be interested but the oldest local geocache is found there, dates back to February 2002)
Dollis Hill
That brought us down to earth with a thud, didn't it.
(See pages 25-26 for the exact same sequence…)