small system tho. wish they had kept more of the streetcar systems in America, they demolished most of them. Some of them like New Orleans and San Francisco are more like tourist trips but heritage lines rather then public transit. Largest one in the world is in Melbourne, Australia. There are many in Asia and Europe that are very large streetcar/tram/trolly systems. The largest in the Americas is in Toronto, Canada which is much larger then any other system today in USA.
James 1 Hi James, good to know there are other streetcar fans out there! I have been fortunate to have ridden on the system in Melbourne, Toronto, New Orleans, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Portland, Seattle, and Hong Kong. It really is too bad that more cities didn't keep their street car systems in America, it would have been so beneficial today for so many reasons. Have you ever thought of going into urban planning?
Slow TV can actually have big success: QUOTE [HeartMyBackpack]: "in 2009 with NRK’s 7 hour live broadcast of the train journey from Bergen to Oslo. Since then they’ve shown 18 hours of minute by minute salmon fishing, 13 hours of live knitting, and all 899 hymns in the hymnal sung live for over 60 hours. And then there was my personal favorite, the 12 hour broadcast of logs burning in a fire, which garnered such excitement that even the New York Times puzzled over Norwegians’ reactions to it," QUOTE [Wiki]: "The program was followed by an average of 176,000 viewers, and 1,246,000 Norwegian viewers (20% of the population)" Enjoyed my stay on this channel! thx.
Great comment! I've been a bit fascinated since I first saw the original train journey. Would love to do something similar here in the states. Thanks for the feedback :)
ALWAYS a big thank you to you for NOT putting any music over the clips
Thanks for the feedback! Very helpful to hear :)
This is truly a treat! Thank you for all the time and trouble you invest. I like the stops and traffic. I feel like I am a passenger in the car.
Another beautiful video! It's very relaxing watching these video's. It calms you down.
Oh my goodness thank you for sharing and making it possible to travel the US virtually :)
By far, The Most Unique city in the world! Thanks for sharing.
Cool this moment vidéo! The charm of New Orleans! 😉
This street is absolutely beautiful
My favorite J Utah video, as I am partial to N.O.
Glad you liked it Jon :)
small system tho. wish they had kept more of the streetcar systems in America, they demolished most of them. Some of them like New Orleans and San Francisco are more like tourist trips but heritage lines rather then public transit. Largest one in the world is in Melbourne, Australia. There are many in Asia and Europe that are very large streetcar/tram/trolly systems. The largest in the Americas is in Toronto, Canada which is much larger then any other system today in USA.
James 1 Hi James, good to know there are other streetcar fans out there! I have been fortunate to have ridden on the system in Melbourne, Toronto, New Orleans, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Portland, Seattle, and Hong Kong. It really is too bad that more cities didn't keep their street car systems in America, it would have been so beneficial today for so many reasons. Have you ever thought of going into urban planning?
James 1
Toronto’s Street car system is small, smaller than San Francisco’s.
I love this app it’s a gps when working out on treadmill I use this video sometimes before you know it completed a workout
your videos are great.but you can cut the extra parts like when you are behind the red line or you are stuck in in heavy traffic..
Slow TV can actually have big success:
QUOTE [HeartMyBackpack]: "in 2009 with NRK’s 7 hour live broadcast of the train journey from Bergen to Oslo. Since then they’ve shown 18 hours of minute by minute salmon fishing, 13 hours of live knitting, and all 899 hymns in the hymnal sung live for over 60 hours. And then there was my personal favorite, the 12 hour broadcast of logs burning in a fire, which garnered such excitement that even the New York Times puzzled over Norwegians’ reactions to it,"
QUOTE [Wiki]: "The program was followed by an average of 176,000 viewers, and 1,246,000 Norwegian viewers (20% of the population)"
Enjoyed my stay on this channel! thx.
Great comment! I've been a bit fascinated since I first saw the original train journey. Would love to do something similar here in the states. Thanks for the feedback :)
Cab Ride Norway : Trondheim - Bodø (Summer) Nordland Line
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L.like.thanks
Wuow guiero naar a New Orleans
been on both N.O. and S.F...S.F.waaaay better!