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Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

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Category: Pics | Added: 4 Feb, 2009 | Views: 43245 |  +70   |  



Although it’s certainly not a new idea to combine landscaping with public transportation, we love the sight of these European trams gliding along on beds of grass.
From Barcelona to the Czech Republic, Frankfurt, St-Etienne and Strasbourg, these public transit greenways are showing the potential of incorporating landscaping into good urban design.


Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

Europe’s Grass-Lined Green Railways (16 pics)

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№1 Author: Cowgirl (11 Feb 2009 14:52) Total user comments: 35


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looks great! 05
№2 Author: Pravin (29 Jun 2009 15:28) Total user comments: 0


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railway



№3 Author: ash666 (23 Jul 2009 08:02) Total user comments: 1856


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very nice
№4 Author: dropitlikeitshot (20 Aug 2009 03:31) Total user comments: 42


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mowing the grass has to be a dangerous job there
№5 Author: RandomQuoter (23 Aug 2009 04:47) Total user comments: 0


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dropitlikeitshot,
Naw, they're bound to have a rail car with mower blades. :-)



№6 Author: Meat (25 Aug 2009 00:06) Total user comments: 0


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Hardly GREEN when you have to MOW the parkway.



№7 Author: fool (26 Aug 2009 13:22) Total user comments: 0


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Meat....mowing is more green than pavement repairs....especially when we all switch to electric lawn mowers, and solar power....which is the only logical solution to the energy problems...I like it



№8 Author: marcus (26 Aug 2009 21:10) Total user comments: 0


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how about planting native grasses that support wildlife rather than a non-native grass monoculture?



№9 Author: no9 (28 Aug 2009 09:58) Total user comments: 0


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now you're just being an a$$hole



№10 Author: OzRich (29 Aug 2009 09:06) Total user comments: 0


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Wonder how many children get hit by trams while they're playing on the grass



№11 Author: creeped (29 Aug 2009 10:18) Total user comments: 0


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Hey Ozrich, I thought the same. There are no gates etc..



№12 Author: nuts2u (31 Aug 2009 06:48) Total user comments: 588


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This is beautiful. I love trains.
№13 Author: Matt (1 Sep 2009 17:39) Total user comments: 0


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That's awesome!



№14 Author: Someone (4 Sep 2009 22:32) Total user comments: 0


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Well here is the deal. The reason they do not need fences or gates is the simple fact that children in other countries are a lot more educated in safety and common sense. So they do not need to waste money on so called "Safety barriers" such as that. The simple fact is; their children are not stupid enough to play in a place where NO ONE ELSE IS PLAYING, for obvious reasons. I'm sure there are a few who get injured or die, but that is just natural selection via man's ingenuity. Something I believe, as an American, the good ol' US of A needs. Make room for the educated ones, or at least get everyone's frame of mind out of "Need a Quick Fix" to "prevent it from happening in the first place."

I'm sure the caring, attentive, responsible parents would also have a hand in the fact that they have no barriers. Also something other countries out number the US by at least 60% or so.

Overall I believe that planting grass on railway systems is a good idea, regardless of the type of grass. Any planted grass is better, and more aesthetic, than gravel. Oh and for peoples information, for every 200 sq. ft. of grass that is mowed, taking in to account the time between mowing, takes care of about three lawnmowers worth of emissions. so next time you want to argue how green this idea is; do the math before you argue. Though if your from the US, I understand completely and sympathize. This gov. does not spend much on education.



№15 Author: kyle (5 Sep 2009 01:52) Total user comments: 0


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have you guys ever been to Europe?

they don't mow their lawns there! and if they do its to play soccer.

look at the pictures



№16 Author: tapatio (20 Sep 2009 17:51) Total user comments: 2002


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yes i agree with all of you, screw Europe... i think that is the sentiment no?>?


№17 Author: jacobo (9 Oct 2009 00:03) Total user comments: 105


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mmmmmmmmm, you think so
№18 Author: dodgers01 (23 Oct 2009 01:32) Total user comments: 238


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dude thats nice..
№19 Author: nico (12 Nov 2009 17:29) Total user comments: 2110


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№20 Author: nolife (17 Nov 2009 04:54) Total user comments: 1906


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№21 Author: Mulek (14 Dec 2009 18:33) Total user comments: 0


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świetne



№22 Author: O2 breather (25 Dec 2009 21:54) Total user comments: 0


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great idea. great for making more oxygen!



№23 Author: Horas_vs_Set (29 Dec 2009 00:50) Total user comments: 396


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looks awesome!
№24 Author: Maka (7 Feb 2010 17:15) Total user comments: 0


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Does anyone know what town the picture no. 5 from the top is? It looks so nice.



№25 Author: MathIsHard (7 Mar 2010 23:17) Total user comments: 866


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i guess the tracks really are greener on the other side (of the atlantic)
№26 Author: Spiro (1 Jul 2010 10:18) Total user comments: 611


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I think that these small details make living in cities much nicer, and make people more aware of what they are missing
№27 Author: shadirasmi (25 Jul 2010 11:58) Total user comments: 531


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