The Train Service of Our Ancient Sri Lanka (Ceylon)

aragon

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    Maxxa Post :) :)
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    aragon

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    හරිම වටින ත්‍රෙඩ් එකක්
    කොහොමත් ඉතිං හැමදාම දාන්නෙ වටින ත්‍රෙඩ්නෙ
    ස්තුතියි යාළුවා


    බලහංකො මේක කැත නැතුව කියන හැටි රෙප් දෙන්න පැය 24ක් ඉන්න කියලා
    :) :)
     

    aragon

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    mata nam trains gemak nehe :lol:
    mama ithin training hitiyeth Ratmalana CME workshop ekene :)

    ela thread eka machan :D
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    onna magen photos tikak :cool:


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    Haha...

    Uba eheda hitiye..Mata hithuna uba kochchi kala inne kiyala..:P

    Thankz for the photos..
     

    aragon

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    ඉතා හර බර වටිනා ත්‍රෙඩ් එකක් ... පින්තුර හරි දුර්ලබ එව්වා වගේ ?? රෙප් +


    පසු : රෙප් + දාන්න බෑ වගේ ... :(:(

    :D :D
     
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    මැක්සා ත්‍රෙඩ් 1 ඇරා. ගොඩක් දන්නේ නැති දේවල් දැන ගත්තා.
    (රෙප් දෙන්න බෑ, ඉස්ප්‍රෙඩ් කරන්නලු)
     

    Mal Aiyya

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    Peradeniya Mal Waththe...
    Hmmm... I've sometimes wondered, along my way to colombo on the train, how must have the British have drilled through rocks so carefully, simply leaving hollow space in the middle yet having the rim of it strong to have a train go through it. These pics explian like it was labour-intensive, so every bit would have been taken out chipping.

    Most of these pictures, infact almost all of it, is of the Colombo Kandy intercity route, the part along the Kadugannawa police over there and all..

    Really, looking at all these pics, were there photographers recording all these back then? How did they have their technology, taking it around and all that?? And where were these stored later on?

    And how do you get at them? Definitely these are not available in digital form from the original photographers..