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ImPreSiV · #21 15-11-2009, 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Foxymophandlmama

I ended up taking the train from Mandurah. OMG how fast and easy is it! With regular trips to PMH I will be doing it that way in future. Just wish there was a train from bunbury that was as fast and simple and regular.

Give us time... we r working on it :P

Funnily enough, the project is named 'Perth - Bunbury Fast Train.' Should do 160kmph all the way into Mandurah..

Foxymophandlmama · #22 15-11-2009, 10:02 PM

Serious? thats awesome!

the kiwi · #23 15-11-2009, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by ImPreSiV

Give us time... we r working on it :P

Funnily enough, the project is named 'Perth - Bunbury Fast Train.' Should do 160kmph all the way into Mandurah..

is that like the Kalgoorlie - Perth train. Can technically do it, except for the bad bits of track (ie most) and in temperatures over 30°C?

DAN682 · #24 16-11-2009, 07:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ImPreSiV

Give us time... we r working on it :P

Funnily enough, the project is named 'Perth - Bunbury Fast Train.' Should do 160kmph all the way into Mandurah..

When is this due for? 2050?

*No Stab at you, more at the retarded government. Unless you work for the retarded government

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