Want to live on a train? - 08/02/03 11:27 AM
Well, not quite living on a train, but the closest you can get without rails:
Yes, behind that wooden verandah it's an old rail car ("railway carriage" is the British terminology) which was converted to living accommodation many years ago.
Many homes in England are boring in the extreme: Road after road of identical little brick boxes with little personality and even less style or uniqueness.
But there are some interesting places around, and the settlement in which I live has quite a lot, as it grew up as a holiday village originally. This unusual holiday home is only about a quarter-mile from me. I'd love to get a look inside it.
[This message has been edited by pauluk (edited 08-02-2003).]
Yes, behind that wooden verandah it's an old rail car ("railway carriage" is the British terminology) which was converted to living accommodation many years ago.
Many homes in England are boring in the extreme: Road after road of identical little brick boxes with little personality and even less style or uniqueness.
But there are some interesting places around, and the settlement in which I live has quite a lot, as it grew up as a holiday village originally. This unusual holiday home is only about a quarter-mile from me. I'd love to get a look inside it.
[This message has been edited by pauluk (edited 08-02-2003).]