Russian Tram, a photo from Khabarovsk, Far East

Photographer's Note

I was amazed that this old tram was moving. Has it been running for 3-40 years?
Personally, I think Russia is meaningless in terms of military build-up or military confrontation.
Russia's economy must escape oil and gas dependence. If that happens, Russia will not actively engage in war in the Middle East. And I think the Russian economy needs to change. Russia should actively cooperate with Western Europe, Korea, and Japan. If we actively accept immigration, a technology specialized in advanced industrial countries, the Russian economy will change. Human rights and dignity of the people occur when they have a lot of income. Russia requires a lot of highway expansion and railway expansion. And Russians should always think positively and leisurely rather than denying everything.

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jhm (211738) 2021-06-03 9:16

Hello Jang,

Lovely snapshot of the old tram, but this old trams remains drive.
Are sometimes better than the modern version!
An excellent composition, nice done.
Very well image. TFS.

Best regards,
John.

lousat (140082) 2021-06-03 10:22

Hi Jang,this is a piece ready for a transports museum...ehhe...great memory of 8 years ago,a perfect face to face with this old tram taken with very bright colors,thanks for the note too and have a nice evening,Luciano

ChrisJ (172466) 2021-06-04 0:13

Hello Jang,

I spent a day or 2 in Khabarovsk but just visited the cathedral. Looks like eastern Europe. This tram was most likely trundling along when I was there in 2007. Tfs!