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What I did on Sunday

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There was a final trolleybus ride organised by TRAMS last Sunday. Jason Vanderhill was among those I shared the experience with and he has a wonderful set of images on flickr.

Mine – as seen on the Vancouver Metblog – were very ordinary.

Photo by Jason Vanderhill

Written by Stephen Rees

April 29, 2008 at 6:00 pm

Posted in transit

Tagged with bus, Stanley Park, trolleybus, Vancouver

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Having moved to Vancouver in 1980, the retirement of the 1983 era trolleys is one of those “God, I’m getting old” moments. Somewhere in the archives I have a postcard of the “new” trolleys purchased many years ago at the old “Railway World” store in Gastown, a store I’m sure you spent some time in over the years.

David Banks

April 29, 2008 at 7:43 pm

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