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Europeans visiting the Northeastern US and many parts of the East Coast can show their children what Europe�s infrastructure looked like in the 1960s -- (link)

Posted by ty97 Nov 19 '12, 07:26

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Why and how Americans, who pride themselves on being fussy consumers, have put up with this mid-20th-century rail system is a mystery. (economix.blogs.nytimes.com)

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My dad spent two months in Europe this summer...its not as good as the author makes it, but its much better then North America... - Walt_Disney Nov 19, 07:33 2
- the big news in germany last week was a power out in muenich - DaneDukeNuuk Nov 19, 07:40
- about the trains, I think it very much depends where you are. -- nm - loosilu Nov 19, 07:35

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