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History:
Roads of wooden rails called "Wagonways" were being used in Germany as early as 1550. They were used to help the horses move heavy wagon loads from mines. In 1776 iron had replaced the wood but horses still pulled the cars. By the early 1800s, steam engine locomotives had replaced horse pulled cars. Scottish inventor James Watt, altered Thomas Newcomen's steam engine so that it could move a wheel. In 1804 Richard Trevithick built the first steam locomotive. It was not successful. Matthew Murray followed in 1812 with the first successful steam powered locomotive. -
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Trains Questions
Any ideas on how to train a Red and White Irish setter? Need some ideas so I keep the hunt in him... 1 AnswerIn my experience with hunting dogs (I've owned a Chesapeake Bay Retriever) you'll never get the hunting out of them! But if you want to keep their skills sharp... read more
I am not worried about the swimming but am trying to get a training schedule - not sure how long a beginning will take to swim 400 meters. 1 AnswerHey, this article is not swimming specific, but it should give you excellent guidelines to what you should be doing to improve your distance, speed, and overall... read more
Anyone have any tips on toilet training a puppy? Any advice welcome. 1 AnswerHere is an interesting article i read about toilet training puppies. Hope it would be useful to you. ----quote---- When puppies are young, they have little co... read more




