Tram twitchers throughout the world have been anticipating this sighting for eons. A seldom spotted Edinburgh tram was glimpsed in St Andrew's Square Edinburgh today. Yes just 58 years since the Dundee tram migrated never it seems to return, a living breathing Edinburgh tram, long thought extinct, has now returned to its ancestral breeding grounds. Their human piloting systems are not quite integrated but as soon as they are acclimatised to their Edinburgh grooves, they'll be flying everywhere.
Of course not even a miraculous and epoch-making happening like this comes without problems. That usually much loved creature the commonly spotted Auld Reekie Taxi Driver will have to find something new to squawk about.
And what about our Dundee trams ?
Is there a chance that a colony of them may be hiding in some uncharted foreign part, preparing for its return ?
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| There it is : but not without its down side |
Of course not even a miraculous and epoch-making happening like this comes without problems. That usually much loved creature the commonly spotted Auld Reekie Taxi Driver will have to find something new to squawk about.
And what about our Dundee trams ?
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| Incubating in a Machinassic Park ? |
Is there a chance that a colony of them may be hiding in some uncharted foreign part, preparing for its return ?
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