Working rail roads and their tracks.

[California]

Tram roads were used in the Missouri Ozarks to harvest Oak back in the day.

Similar?

A plank road crossed the desert in southern California for a couple dozen years, overlaid on unstable sand dunes. Very little trace of it remains today.

The Old Plank Road in the Imperial Sand Dunes - DesertUSA

 

[Hay Dude]

Agree.

I went to look at what provoked that post and discovered that thread is now a cesspool. Let's leave them alone to swim in their own s***. We can do better than that by looking toward the positive.

While I agree, you have the very politics you speak of in your signature.

 

[the old grind]

.... you have the very politics you speak of in your signature.

So, I'm not the only one. (whew)

Anyway, I like trains.

 

[California]

Likely we need another term for the opposite of DARVO but I haven't thought of one. Maybe something along the line of WWJD?

Really, the intentional divisiveness I saw when I followed that link is killing us all. "Can't we all get along?" - said it all.

 

[bcp]

EKOW?

OVRAD?



Bruce

 

[California]

WTH???

 

[bcp]

Opposites or WOKE and DARVO.



Bruce

 

[California]

 

[Hay Dude]

Here I was thinking the opposite of “woke” was “normal”.

 

[ArlyA]

Back to rail roads?