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Larry wrote:
> There may or may not be a free shuttle but my advice is learn the T.
> Even if you're only in town for a weekend, it's a much better way to go.
> Plus the trains are much tighter headings than the 1/2 hour heading a
> shuttle is likely to be on.
<snipped out more gory transit details...>
> Green line is light rail, and it's a lot different in appearance. Plus,
> ride in the center if you can, so you can see the pivot in action when
> they go around a corner. But watch your fingers!
Hmmm, Larry does not live in Boston, and yet he is intimately familiar
with the transit system. Coincidence, I think not.
The more likely explanation is that he is obsessed with trains, and LEGO,
and LEGO trains, and....
Seriously, thanks for the extra info....
Cheers,
Ralph Hempel - P.Eng
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The train stops at the train station,
The bus stops at the bus station,
So why am I sitting at a work station?
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