Taiwan High Speed Rail, Revisited
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dan:
March 23rd, 2007 at 06:27
You are so right, NH Bushman, the cars are getting dirty, day by day. They gotta find a good way to wash them , somehow. The pure white exteriors, gleaming white, I should say, are beautiful,, but passing through dust storms and normal island pollution and rain and farmland, of course, dust gets on the white exterior, and up close you can see the streaks. almost look painted on, but no, it’s real dirt. Hopefully they will find a way to clean the gleaming white exteriors on a weekly or monthly or yikes, yearly, basis. other than that, it’s a great train ride. and they fixed the ticket logo, or they said they will, i mean, they said that in the future they will issue tickets with the HSR logo on them, and that’s a start.
Yrs in railfandom,
Ebinezer Van WRinkle
Taibao
MJ Klein:
March 23rd, 2007 at 14:06
we bought tickets today and they don’t have the logo or any changes at all yet.