Is it just me or does this terrain look kinda' boring?
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Is it just me or does this terrain look kinda' boring?
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That is how it actually looks.....Check out some of the TGV websites and you'll see how close it is to being prototypical.
Brian E. Bundridge
http://Evergreentracks.tk
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> That is how it actually looks.....because the alternative would be to build a 200mph+ high-speed line - where any passing train has a sound profile close to the one of a low flying jet fighter - through a densly populated area and
a) put it all into a tunnel, or
b) sink it into a deep cut, or
c) house it in with multiple-story high concrete walls in order to cope with public noise abatment laws.Lukas a.k.a Swissie
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Well, this isn't much populated...it's just some warehouses and that's it I think. And in these areas where there are warehouses the speed is limited to 160 km/h because of much track and stuff...
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