My beloved home town....what is yours?

[Soviet_Genius]

Yeah, all the kids always climbed it lol.

[Broni]

Resources of the internet are amazing, aren't they?

[Soviet_Genius]

How did you find that? lol I've seen it before in google earth...

[Broni]

I just put your town name into Google's image search. You can get more images from your town there.

[Soviet_Genius]

Hehe I love the public transport there, everyone gets packed like sardines into "trolleybuses," which are electric buses that use overhead lines like a streetcar but drive on roads.

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[Broni]

I know what trolley is.....LOL

[Soviet_Genius]

I've never seen them in north america, I assumed they were nonexistant here lol. Top secret soviet technology! Those go faster than ferraris. 

[Broni]

They have them in San Francisco.

[ChrisXPPro]

Used to be trollies in Newcastle, Northumberland UK - and in London there used to be trams - long time ago!

March of ''progress''?

'Frisco still has right idea.

[Broni]

Right now, they also have a bunch of hybrid buses.
In my home town, we don't have trolleys, but a lot of tram lines.

[drmsucks]

And, there's always the Duquesne incline in Pittsburgh, Pa - my hometown (actually, Mt. Lebanon)

[Broni]

Not so steep, but where I used to go skiing, back in Poland, they have similar thing:

[drmsucks]

The "incline," starts at the top of Mt. Washington and goes down 400 feet, in 800 feet! At the top, the view is wonderful, overlooking the Pittsburgh "Golden Triangle," where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers come together to form the Ohio River.

[Broni]

WOW!! Beautiful

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

This is something here in Hong Kong.

The Peak Tram. Goes up a mountain. It can get pretty steep.