Kommentaarid fotode juurde linnast: Brighton and Hove (tramm)

Quote (Виктор Бергман, 03.06.2023):
> I saw this picture with description of that system about 35 years ago in any soviet technical magasine.

This will be slightly shorter for me, but it won't make much difference.
I think I also found it in a magazine or book somewhere. The town itself is anything but famous or interesting: there are 13 in a dozen of them.
Also, the fact that a tram once ran there and was later closed : there are plenty of cities like that.

It remains surprising that the existence of such an experiment in a remote and unknown town is known far outside of Brighton.

It has worked, without any accidents. Something similar was never built again, sadly...

Trams in Ohio.

I saw this picture with description of that system about 35 years ago in any soviet technical magasine.

You should indeed return to your place of departure (London) as there is little else to see in the south (for tram enthusiasts).
Distance is irrelevant: there are many places (especially from London) that can be visited or at least reached in one day.
There are many personal considerations (cost vs. result, such as number of photos), time, etc.
If I ever drive down the English south coast by car, I will certainly take this idea into consideration as long as the line is operable at that time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kingdo...20coast.

The author has visited (by walking and using public transport) the entire English coast. An inspiring book...

Цитата (focus1965, 07.08.2022):
> worth the effort of getting there

What do you mean? ) Only 85 km south of London. I marked photo location on the map.

Жезловая система всё ещё работает несмотря на то, что на линии всего два состава.

Thanks for sharing these photos. This system is very rarely seen here. Historically, it's certainly interesting. Whether it's attractive and worth the effort of getting there, is up to each to decide (as for everywhere...).