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Calthrop

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That's on Staten Island and called Freshkills Park (an unfortunate name in itself) not Landfill Park.
(My italics) -- doing an irritating know-all bit, and contributing not one whit to answering the question; but in New-York-ese, the word "Kill" can mean a body of water -- nothing to do with putting-to death. Inherited from New York's spell as a Dutch settlement several centuries ago: in Dutch, kill means "channel".
 

DaleCooper

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(My italics) -- doing an irritating know-all bit, and contributing not one whit to answering the question; but in New-York-ese, the word "Kill" can mean a body of water -- nothing to do with putting-to death. Inherited from New York's spell as a Dutch settlement several centuries ago: in Dutch, kill means "channel".
I prefer a macabre interpretation,
No
 

chrisjo

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The obvious is the colour yellow, so my complete and utter guess is doctor yellow, if such a person even exists
Doctor Yellow is correct. So that this doesn't drag on forever I'll tell you why.

Doctor Yellow is the name given to a succession of Japanese National Railways track and OHLE testing and measurement trains based on one of the Shinkansen series current at the time. Up until a few days ago there were two active Doctor Yellows, based on the 700 series, sets T4 and T5, but set T4 made its last run on the 19th January.

Quoting from an article in Kyodo News :

The trains have developed a mythical status among Japan's rail enthusiasts as their operating timetables are not disclosed to the public. Their elusiveness has given birth to claims that those who spot them will be blessed with happiness.

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You're up next @OhNoAPacer
 

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