They are funny.
On the automatic ticket machine, passengers/customers are told the train is fully booked. But what train and going where?
The speeding train sign is at the buffers at the end of the line.
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Saturday, July 6, 2019
Interesting information at Killarney rail station
These two signs at Killarney Irish Rail Station.
They are funny.
On the automatic ticket machine, passengers/customers are told the train is fully booked. But what train and going where?
The speeding train sign is at the buffers at the end of the line.
They are funny.
On the automatic ticket machine, passengers/customers are told the train is fully booked. But what train and going where?
The speeding train sign is at the buffers at the end of the line.
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That second one is a real beauty.
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