So here I am on the Tram, wondering "Why is the a Tram, and not a
Train?"
"It's on a dedicated rail corridor for most of its length, it travels at
(relatively)
high speed (Compared to Melbourne trams), it is multiple (2) carriges"
I know it's a fairly stupid question, but makes a tram a tram, and not a
train.
(This has been irritating me all day - harrassed by a nonsensical
question in
the back of my mind)
BTW. The carriages bring back memories of the old diesel rail cars we
used
to have running between Richmond and Riverstone - I liked them because
of
the large, deep leather seats they had. The NRMA hated them though as
they
were regularly called out to jump start them at 4.30am.
-- Peter Degotardi (__) (P) +61 2 9354-4228 LAN Systems Specialist /00\ (F) +61 2 9354-7766 IBM Global Services Australia oo peterdeg@au1.ibm.com ** I speak from IBM, not for IBM (Or Global Services) **