ABB125
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Just get a job on the railway and you're sorted...You wouldn’t want to go back then as a young person!
Just get a job on the railway and you're sorted...You wouldn’t want to go back then as a young person!
Just get a job on the railway and you're sorted...
Quite right. Not without a "return" ticket back to the present day.You wouldn’t want to go back then as a young person!
Remember to only drink ale and never drink the water. Keep safe and avoid Whitechapel.1860, to observe the decline and end of the broad gauge on the GWR (1892 if I live that long).
Unless you hop on a liner to South America in the Spring of 1914.You wouldn’t want to go back then as a young person!
You will be able to experience all subsequent events in history but will also have to contribute to society from the point you travelled back to, so for example if you’re a child or teenager, you will have to attend school as it was back then.
Buenos Aires or Rio in the early 20th century is something I could do.Unless you hop on a liner to South America in the Spring of 1914.
One thing I wouldn't do is attempt to go back and change anything or stop myself doing anything different.
Presumably if I was to do so and change history, I would be resetting the universe from the time I did it, say 30 or 40 years ago and therefore causing literally billions of people alive now to have never existed, including my own daughter. I've always wondered if people who wish to go back and change something that happened are aware that they are wishing to cause mass murder on a global scale.
1912, just before WW1 when the railways were at their zenith.
One UFO theory is that the "flying saucers" that have been sighted are not from another planet but from our own future, they are not allowed to interact in case of a paradox. Hence the reason why there was a spike in sightings in the 1950s and 1960s with lots of 31st century railway enthusiasts travelling back to see the last years of steam and the first few years of green diesels! Fewer sightings now, who would spend big money to return to see the current insipid offering!