Shees! Ed' You have a strange idea of engineering, and weld just like me. Damn! You'd make a GOOD Australian. " She'll be right Mate!" Good on yer, just out for a bunch of FUN!
Ron
I'm sorry Justo, but I laughed too, must be our strange sense of humour. Did you have to walk all the way home or is your body buried alongside the track way out of town??....or were you simply doing another modification while it was on your mind?
I laughed too.....
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I was too far to my house. wokelliott
Thanks chook2.
The second part is better
Here an old video with my windcar in the night.
Then I leave other video, also at night, but in a dangerous route.
And the third and final part of the journey.
Steady Justo if your heading for Australia, they will get you, and put you on Mannus 
much better to fly here, but i would be unsure of that at this moment......... 
Then I'll go to Mannus. If that's your advice. 
The above photos are from my sailboat made with 250 plastic bottles and waste items.
I will sail 200 km by a rushing river.
Coming
justo you had better enter in the Darwin beer boat regatta, should find on google, plenty of naked lady crews available.
Wonderful the Darwin beer boat regata....... very clever.
Here the third part of the trip.
great stuff Justo...is that line a passenger line, did't see any mobs of people, The line seemed for the best part well maintained
do they run modern passenger train or freight, and you will have to tell us in english where from where to.......
Thank you gibberjoe. It's a freight train line. Railway stations are abandoned, some occupied by people. I'll leave the waypoint arrival and departure so you can locate it in google earth.
33 01' 34'' S 60 41' 23'' O Departure
34 14' 28'' S 59 28' 32'' O Arrival
Someone else has similar thoughts regarding the use of tracks...
^^^second one has to be "Wonkey Donkey"
I recon that 1st one is where that coal train caught alight on the Bridge , was on F/B or U/t
You're right, many people have worked on rail bike, I know that.
But no one explains how to cross a railway.
But you can only do with train wheels.
I did many tests.
I will show photos.
I even tried to blow up the railcar[: D][: D]
This will be my next challenge with my railroad. Km 1369 .....4350 meters above sea level.
Well done Justo and well done to your country for the huge effort in constructing such a railroad through that country. But what now Justo, how are you going to top that trip, we can hardly wait. Did you freewheel back down the mountains to get back to base?. Regards...Wok
you just got my awesome award for 2015. really impressed how you hid the tears of fear behind the tears of joy
