We were on the train the whole time the wagons were lifted, etc. After the change, a worker went into the cabin adjacent to mine, lifted the carpet, and inserted what looked like a large steel plug into a hold on the floor.
Here’s a video of the process (different location):
August 18th, 2012 - 3:29 pm
So we see Prague, Krakow…
What about Odessa, Kherson, which are still in old Ukraine?
You would not have to change train wheels…
Ed K
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August 19th, 2012 - 4:59 am
It needs to be explained to me when Prague
and Krakow were part of Ukraine?
Where are the equally if well presented places
in Ukraine?
So we are now a modern tourista?
What happened to real research about Ukraine?
Since radiation is apparently a subject of interest, where
is trip to Chernobyl?
Or a road trip from Chernobyl west along the path of
the cloud of radioactive dust?
It is a great pity and disappointment to see an
able young man become a typical bureaucrat.
What caused the loss of work ethic and idealism?
“Historians have all sorts of theories on why
the Roman Empire fell, blaming everything from
religion to barbarians. My take is that every
empire in history eventually rots from within
when privilege, not contribution, becomes the
basis for compensation.” By Andy Xie
Web sites are a great concept. However, just
moving thoughts around and not writing or
producing original work illustrates the thought
behind Andy’s comment.
Yes the above were original, but were they
about Ukraine?
Chicken Kiev? Where is the farm that produces
the chickens?
Where is the interview with a Ukrainian oligarch?
Where is the story about some really remote, overlooked
Ukrainian village. Get a motorcycle and go to Maripol,
Sumy, Kovel, et al.
Ed K
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