Im not sure if everyone has this channel but we just got verizon fios tv/cabl service here in NJ. I was searching thru the channle guide and wanted to see if there was anything on trains. Well I found that History channel international has a special called "Trains unlimited:" They have different shows each week on the impact trains had on the world over. I searched the history int. site and found nothing. But when I search thru verizon's guide it comes up. Its a pretty cool show.
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Glad to see that show back on the air somewhere - they are about 8-10 years old those shows, (unless they made new ones, that would be cool!) but they are all very good. It was on weekly for a couple of seasons.
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cool. didn't know it was a series of sorts. was/is it on regular cable before? Its on today at 4pm, today's show is "Urban trains" the fascinating stories of railroads in america, from the birth of the iron horse to the high-speed trains that compete with planes.