Or maan me hulchul much gayi KI POONAM us car me kya kar rahi thi .Car andar chali gayi. me bhi andar chala gaya tab tak car me se who log under chale...gaye the. mere pas bhi MAHESH ke farm house ki chabhi thi or me har ek darvaja or khidki se wakef tha to me bhi dusri chabi se andar chala gya. wha par pehle hall me koi nahi tha andar bed room se kisi ki Aawaz sunai de rahi thi to mene dusre kamre me ja kar ke TV on kar diya or MAHESH ke farm house ke har hise me cctv camera lagaya tha to mene. This has a little bit of truth, some speculations but it is humorous.Railroad TracksThe U.S. Standard railroad gauge (distance between the rails) is 4 feet, 8.5 inches.That’s an exceedingly odd number.Why was that gauge used?Because that’s the way they built them in England, and English expatriates designed the U.S. Railroads.Why did the English build them like that?Because the first rail lines were built by the same people who built the pre-railroad tramways, and that’s the gauge they used.Why. "Let's just do it. We'll go straight to the stairs. You grab the fliers, and I'll get your picture while you're doing it. Then we run like hell."The next two chaotic minutes would be the two longest minutes of their lives. They ran straight across the courtyard, ignoring the squeal of the female sitting at the fountain. They had to try several doors before finding one that was not locked. Once inside they frantically ran to the stairwell, and as planned Jason grabbed a fistful of fliers as. The rain let up, but then turned into a slight drizzle. I missed the sun and all the contrast it brought to our surroundings. However, the air did smell so fresh because of the rain. I also knew that there had been a stretch without moisture and I reckoned that the rain would be welcomed with open arms.We arrived at a cascading river and discovered it to be flowing quite forcefully, due the previous rain. After stopping briefly to view from the bridge, we continued on our trek. I was surprised.