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| Neil Berlin holds Bill Naito's original letter to Zell on the vintage trolley |
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Trimet sells Portland history to St Louis, Neil Berlin protests
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Well not sure what he was saying really. It was kind of all over but that is how Mr. Berlin converses. I think that is a done deal and to be honest. Where ever they are going they should be buying Mr. Berlin as well. I mean this in the best possible way. That trolley is his life, his love and for mr. Berlin he done not work on any of the days he is operating a trolley. This is a tuff blow to him and I wish Mr. Berlin finds a new love once they go, but is doubtful. I think it I a sad thing to send out. That trolley has been and still part of Portland. Good luck
The more I watch this the more sad I feel about it.
What a bunch of shmucks we have in charge over there
Neil was also trying to rescue what the Trolly represented other then being a machine. About the era when it was manufactured by people who had pride in their craftsmanship. A work of art, a work of love. He's a collector of antiques and history. He has a right to protest. They took a memory from better times and sold it. A tremendous loss. That he would make the trip down there to speak on behalf of this magnificent piece of Oregon history is a gift.
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