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Urban planning fail: Glorious American train stations and what took their places. Incredibly depressing.
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First link is bad
First link doesn’t work.
The correct link for the train station article is:
http://www.infrastructurist.com/2009/06/ 22/11-beautiful-train-stations-that-fell -to-the-wrecking-ball/
(for anyone else as intrigued and impatient as me)
Thanks Pete.
We read blogs. We are all impatient!
@Pete: Many thanks
First one should read Linking Fail.
Many apologies all. I have been taken out and shot.