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Its amazing how I live just an hour’s drive away from Attock Khurd and haven’t ever known that they had this pretty little station there. I am definitely going to visit it on some weekend.
@ sabre0 :
The railway station is still there and still a very good place. Railway bridge is still there. I haven’t seen this place in 80’s so can’t compare how it was back then. But i am sure it must have been more deserted than now. Now there is quite a lot of traffic on both sides of it. But still, as compared to other parts of city, it is relatively quiet and peaceful.
I really miss the quiet places, grassy grounds, trees. Now everywhere there are plazas, houses, cars, traffic, noise. I wish we could have a little better planned cities. Instead of blindly building plazas and housings at every vacant place, there could be more playgrounds, parks and empty spaces.
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