The tragedy occurred after one of the cables came loose along the railway's route, causing it to lose control and career down a steep hill before colliding with a building.
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Was only on this a few weeks ago. It didn't seem very safe at all.
I went on one in Pittsburgh 2 years ago, and it looked like it was falling apart. My colleagues, who were local, were laughing and taking the piss. Then, half way up it started sliding backwards and the safety cable cut in and we stopped abruptly. It felt like we were about to slide at full speed to our deaths.
I went on one in Pittsburgh 2 years ago, and it looked like it was falling apart. My colleagues, who were local, were laughing and taking the piss. Then, half way up it started sliding backwards and the safety cable cut in and we stopped abruptly. It felt like we were about to slide at full speed to our deaths.
Nashville is crazy but fun, not sure Memphis was as good but was worth the visit and we visited Graceland which was a good day trip, long way from Nashville in the car but easy driving. The Peabody ducks in memphis is strange but traditional
Can anybody recommend a tour company to do the day trip from Nashville to Memphis? (Or even a private transfer).
The only ones I can find that seem available are on the Saturday which is the day before we fly back and don’t really fancy doing a massive long day and then having to be out of our AirBnB by 10am!
Haven’t been to Nepal in over 10 years (and staying in a lot nicer hotel than my backpacking days!) so really intrigued to see how much it has changed and the progress that has been made.
Have some amazing memories from Nepal so really looking forward to it.