Sentences with phrase «old rail tracks»
Still not knowing what is awaiting us, we bicycle through another beautiful canyon to the hydro - electric power station and from there we'll take old rail tracks for the last few kilometers.
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Transportation to the cenotes is half the fun, taking small wooden horse - drawn carts along old rail tracks.
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In the emails, Clinton advisers discussed how to frame the candidate's «energy infrastructure» plan, which would call for replacing old pipelines, repairing rail tracks and improving the electric grid in a way that would appeal to labor unions, who had yet to endorse her at that stage.
The Rockaway Beach Branch LIRR tracks and the High Line Queens residents have renewed efforts to Turn Old Rockaway Beach Branch Long Island Rail...
The Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority says a 26 - year - old Kenmore woman suffered non-life threatening injuries Wednesday after she jumped onto Metro Rail tracks in front of an arriving train at the University station.
We are now following the historic route of the old Ghan railway and the Overland Telegraph line but before we really get off the beaten track we stop in Marree for some lunch beside the old Ghan rail station.
Departing Silverton we pass the old rail depot which has a small museum and the «Y» track formation used to turn the trains around.
Federal rail safety standards — plus the inability to rip up old track and put down straight rail beds that are truly appropriate for high speed trail travel — have doomed Amtrak's Acela service in the Northeastern Corridor to a pathetic shadow of the fast, convenient service it might have been if we started with a clean slate.
The Obama administration has proposed a green track for high speed rail in the United States, with $ 8 billion in funding from the stimulus legislation to start rebuilding America's old rail system.
Della Penna specializes in selling homes near old railroad tracks that have been converted to trails for biking and walking, a conversion known as «rails to trails» that is expected to grow throughout the United States in the years ahead.