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I’m watching an episode of Midsomer Murders which involves what the British refer to as a “heritage railroad” (we’d call it a steam line). In it, an actor playing the part of a railroad employee repeatedly steps on rails.
I worked for the railroad for many years. Railroad workers do not step on rails.
Rails, at least those frequently traversed by trains, are slippery.
You can slip and fall and, in the worst case scenario, get run over by a train.
By the way, you can catch that episode on Tubi. If you like mystery shows, you will like Midsomer Murders.
And, if you like Midsomer Murders, you will really like Caroline Graham’s Inspector Barnaby novels, which inspired Midsomer Murders. (I can’t call them mystery stories. They are truly novels that just happen to involve murders.)
