Why is a milkman driving? And why did they have zillion mile per hour trains back then, when ours go at the speed of three-legged ponies?
But the most important question that springs to mind, when i see the title 'Let's go to Birmingham', is "Why?" I went there once. It was not an experience I treasure. And why doas the train driver check his iphone? Surely he's already online? I do hope you can help me by answering these questions.
Dear Confused, Ah yes milkman, that was my first thought also! It turns out this represented the new clean approach to driving trains. Speed, well they were nationalised then, providing a service for the nation, unlike today. Birmingham, ah yes, well, em...er...let me get back to you on that.
A, You make me laugh out loud sometimes!
Jerry, Typical Rebel approach to geography.
RDG, You are never dizzy! But Birmingham would certainly do that.......
Why is a milkman driving?
ReplyDeleteAnd why did they have zillion mile per hour trains back then, when ours go at the speed of three-legged ponies?
But the most important question that springs to mind, when i see the title 'Let's go to Birmingham', is "Why?"
I went there once. It was not an experience I treasure.
And why doas the train driver check his iphone?
Surely he's already online?
I do hope you can help me by answering these questions.
"Confused", Yorkshire.
I can't think why anyone would go to Birmingham. The men in white coats may be a clue.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that there is a city in England named after one in Alabama!
ReplyDeletethat one made me DIZZY !!
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RDG would go to Birmingham.
ReplyDeleteShe's not too bothered about the destination, she likes the ride.
Dear Confused, Ah yes milkman, that was my first thought also! It turns out this represented the new clean approach to driving trains.
ReplyDeleteSpeed, well they were nationalised then, providing a service for the nation, unlike today.
Birmingham, ah yes, well, em...er...let me get back to you on that.
A, You make me laugh out loud sometimes!
Jerry, Typical Rebel approach to geography.
RDG, You are never dizzy! But Birmingham would certainly do that.......
Soub, She would be bothered by Birmingham!
I would imagine that this was what was called a Milk Train. I always wondered what they were.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I was waiting for that coffee to go all over the place.
Jenny, 'Milk train!' :) I was surprised by how smooth it ran also.
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