Sentences with phrase «highest narrow gauge»
It is home to the highest commercial bungee jump in the world (216m), the highest narrow gauge bridge in the world, South Africa's first national marine park (the Tsitsikamma National Park), and the country's first tree - top canopy tour.
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Even though value - added measures accurately gauge teachers» impacts on test scores, it could still be the case that high - VA teachers simply «teach to the test,» either by narrowing the subject matter in the curriculum or by having students learn test - taking strategies that consistently increase test scores but do not benefit students later in their lives.
If drivers want more power, they can dig through the serialized Demon Crate for a ton of stuff to turn the SRT Demon into a true drag racer — narrow front runner aluminum drag wheels, performance parts, tools, jacks, an air filter, a tire pressure gauge, and a powertrain control module along with a switch module to switch over to high - octane gas for the fuel source and remap the engine.
As well as being the Harz's tallest peak, the Brocken Mountain is the host of Germany's highest narrow - gauge railway station.
The favoured summer home became Darjeeling, the first «Toy Train'to be opened by the British (1881) as part of their hill station initiative - it has the narrowest gauge (610 mm) and India's highest station (Ghoom at 2,300 metres).
You enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Upper Harz National Park as the train winds its way up the mountain to the terminus, Brockenbahnhof, the highest narrow - gauge railway station in Germany.
We enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Upper Harz National Park as we wind our way up the mountain to the terminus, Brockenbahnhof, the highest narrow - gauge railway station in Germany.
This narrow - gauge line winds its way across «a hundred valleys», over high bridges and past sleepy villages on its way to Locarno, on the northern shore of Lake Maggiore.
It starts in Llanberis and climbs almost five miles on a narrow gauge rack and pinion railway to the summit of the highest mountain in England and Wales.