Too close for comfort

Gaieus

Now imagine that someone flushes the toilet on that train...

honoluludesktop

Guess you better wash your veggies really good.

Roger

Gives the flavor a certain "jeunesse se quoi" as the French say.

Marian

How did this situation come about? It would be interesting to know.

@roger said:

Gives the flavor a certain "jeunesse se quoi" as the French say.
Don't know what youth is but didn't the saying go like this "je ne sais quoi" ?

ely862me

And we have so much space around..to sell,to buy ..
They even know the clearance from below.
I wonder what would have happen if it was this train ..
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Roger

@marian said:

How did this situation come about? It would be interesting to know.

@roger said:

Gives the flavor a certain "jeunesse se quoi" as the French say.
Don't know what youth is but didn't the saying go like this "je ne sais quoi" ?

I will go along with that.

solo

I love it!

Makes me realise that I have so much of the world still to see, I'd love to experiance this for myself, the world is a crazy, interesting place, so much to see and laugh at.

Dave R

I recall reading someplace that the market was there before the rail line and the sellers refused to move when the railroad came in. This was the compromise.

Gaieus

Well, putting a railway into such a narrow street is really economical use of land!

Mike Lucey

..... we have an expression which well describes the situation ....'That's what make the land dear!'

boofredlay

It would even be better if the train went through slower so the passengers could shop while they ride. A "drive by" market if you will.