Hello.
I went to the Tram Museum at Hawthorn I and got to go on all the old trams, ner, ner, ner, ner.
Dad used to be a tram driver and where all the trams were, he used to get his uniform.
I also got to go in the driving compartment and I got to go on a cable tram.
I also got to ring the bell and I got to go on a L-class, W-class, C-class, Z-class, W7-class, B-class, Y1-class, W1-class, X2class, No.8 class which was nice, S.W.S-class, SW6-class, A-class, B1-class, and a B2-class.
The No.8-class was my favourite 'coz it had lead light windows, and I loved being in it's driving compartment and it was very Art Deco.
There was even a tram from Sweden and another one was from Germany.
Also there was one weird one that had bits of old W-class trams but only on the front and back 'coz it was pedal powered but sadly you couldn't go on it.
It was so fun walking through all the tram carriages.
It was so fun that I lost Dad a few times.
There was a room where there was an old tram that was stripped so people that are training to be tram drivers can see how a tram works and plus there would be fake problems with the tram so those people could find out what to do if there's a problem.
It was so cool that when Dad and I were leaving I didn't want to leave but sadly Dad made me leave so I did as I was told, and when Dad and I came home I tied him up and I gave him 1000 whippings.
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Going in a driving conpartment and going on a cable tram and ringing a bell: Lucky you, Feral!
April 14, 2008 at 8:22 AM
Sorry Brian, I don't think there was one.
Thanks Oirishlad, and if you play your cards right you might be able to do the same thing.
P.S ("playing your cards right" means if your good you might be able to do that thing.) ;)
April 20, 2008 at 6:17 PM
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