CREMLET: AMAZING SUBWAY MOVES WITH A SLOPE ON CREMEL MOUNT IN HEFA

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Cremel mountain is one of the most important landmarks in HEFA, so the iseralian army created this subway to make it easier for the visitors but it was hard to use the cable way with such huge numbers so the made the sub way but how it will move on the mount:
Here is the answer:

The solution is sub way moves within slanted stations , It is called funicular which is used in the most dangerous ways, it looks like the cable ways but it moves underground

It is 274 meter between the first and last station each station 1,8 far from the other and it is considered the shortest sub way in the world

It was closed 1986 because of its weak structure then they reopened it 1992 and it serves 8,000 passenger daily



I noticed that they started it 1956 the same year of the triple attack on Egypt and they managed finishing it 1959 which means while the war they could do it, this information is not for pleasure but to take the wisdom even from our enemies

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