SEPTA Metro Madness: The Road to NRG and First Time on a PCC

westphilly4life1992
Published on Jul 5, 2024
Before the Great Race to Germantown, I did a quirky bit finishing the northern section of the Broad Street Line and the Glenside Combined from Fern Rock through Center City, and checked off the L east of 30th because of Miles that day and a month prior for the Trackless Trollies.

Earlier that summer, I rode the Norristown High Speed Line north of Radnor [South] to Norristown to visit the Elmwood Zoo. I would then ride a short segment of route 15 from Lancaster Av to the Philadelphia Zoo back in February to see Thomas Dambo's trolls there.

Today, its tying off the loose ends trackage wise of these lines.
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