Mr. Ben also was able to get them excited about the possibilities of interconnected rail systems. When a child, he discovered a lot of texts in sealed containers near one of these railroad station houses. Taking these to the library, the librarian told him he had made a great find and taught him how to understand them. Every day for years, after he'd gotten his chores done, he would walk the miles to the library to get another lesson. He learned to run the distance to improve his health. That tended to cool him in warm weather and warm him when it was cool.
Those books told him how the rail systems used to work. Of course, their electronics didn't much work, since it had been so long and the centralized switching systems went away with the cities. Those books were mostly older manuals tha
