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Brooklyn: Hi Quinne! What brings you in?
Quinne: I came to get some hot chocolate for the way home.
Brooklyn: Coming right up. What's that?
Quinne: Oh this? My new violin.
Brooklyn: You play? Cool!
Quinne: I just started. I'm currently looking into lessons. I think I know the perfect girl to teach me.
Brooklyn: Cool!
It has been researched that if you are having a bad day force yourself to smile and you will start feeling happy.
Read this today:
"Think how many people have sat next to you on a bus, train, whatever. Now think how many people have sat next to you on purpose, with their fingers crossed in hope that you’ll talk to them. I’m sure somebody has. There’s plenty of times when somebodys seen you and hoped that you spoke to them, but you never did, ‘cause you don’t have the guts, and neither do they. Don’t go around thinking nobody likes you and that you’re not loved, there’s been plenty of times when a strangers spotted you and thought “oh they’re just my type,” but haven’t had the courage or confidence to open their mouth and initiate a conversation, the funny thing is, neither have you."
TEPCE tram 310, Beaux Arts metro station, Charleroi. Friday 27 September 2024
TEPCE (Tramways Electriques du Pays de Charleroi et Extensions - Electrical tramways of the Charleroi region and extensions) was a subsidiary of another company and they ran trams in Charleroi 1904 – 1961 mainly in the centre and eastern part of the city. Their trams were often referred to as the “Green trams” or the “Town trams”
The other tramway company that ran in Charleroi (and most of Belgium) was the SNCV. Following a major restructure of public transport in Belgium in 1990 the SNCV was dissolved. A new company was formed and operations in the Charleroi area were delegated to the TEC (Transport en commun - Public transportation) who now operates the tramway.
At least three TEPCE trams are in Charleroi, Nos. 12 and 310 have been on display at the Beaux-Arts metro station for around 40 years and are not in the best of condition. 201 is at ‘La Bois de Cazier Industrial Museum and Glass Museum located at a former coalmine.
Photograph copyright: Ian 10B