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What goes around comes around. A 1920s concept finally achieves respectability in the "modern" age. While I agree with the concept, I still want to know how the electricity to move these trams is being generated.

Nicely done video. Thanks. Perhaps next year the company can add Candy Cane paint to a trolley or three, as we used to do in Los Angeles in the late 1940s and 1950s. Then there would be a daylight equivalent for this evening spectacle.

Reason's Greetings to you.

Oh, give me a break! It's a glorious piece of music in honor of an enduring myth. And it is not a "simple" song, but a complex musical structure. One can praise the effect of singing on both performer and audience, but it has nothing to do with any reality when it comes to this subject. Final...

@spaceghostman This is, of course, an assertion not support by any reasonable historic study, but rather the result of the mindless rantings of one Bradford Snell having captured the attention of a public not given to taking the time to learn for itself.

Nice video, good group, but you got some of the city lines mixed-up in the purported interurban films. But we are happy that the 1225 is back home.

How can one country produce so many ugly cars? Is it the ugly language? Or the ugly (perhaps, rather, unstylish) women. Check out the block houses in some of the background shots. Would YOU live in one of those places? It all looks even more dreadful than I thought when I was in East Germany...