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Largo di Torre Argentina
Rome, May 2010
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5 comments:
it's so cool more than we have in our city!
I hope that one day I will understand how the public transport system works in Rome.
@ Nori - Things in Italy tend to appear cooler than they really are!
@ ciel - Don't count on it, I surely won't.
They are very modern! I remeber ages ago trams in Rome were rather not very comfortable and realiable - seems it's changed:)
Lucky Rome; at least they have them.
Yesterday a new scandal broke: They finished the overhead electric cables for Jerusalem's new tram and want to make a test run, but nobody knows if the curved Calatrava Bridge of Strings will support moving trams!!
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