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A fact from Lemon Express appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 24 March2026(check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
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Source: https://vialibre-ffe.com/noticias.asp?not=1157 "Se repintaron amarillo limón, según el promotor para hacer juego con las muchas millas de limoneros entre Benidorm y la sierra de Bemia, ..." translated: "They were repainted lemon yellow, according to [the owner] to match the many miles of lemon trees between Benidorm and the Sierra de Bemia,"
ALT1: ... that a Spanish tourist train(pictured) briefly returned to service after 10 years for European Mobility Week? Source: http://docs.aaaf.org/GF/53/mobile/index.html (p. 10) "El material móvil expuesto estaba formado por ... una corta composición del Limón Exprés, en lo que era su primera aparición pública en los casi 10 años que lleva fuera de servicio." translated: "The rolling stock on display was made up of ... a short composition of the Lemon Express, in what was its first public appearance in the almost 10 years it has been out of service."
ALT2: ... that the Lemon Express(pictured) didn't serve lemons? Source: "El 'Limón Expres', un tren para el turismo" [The 'Lemon Express', a tourist train]. Vía Libre (in Spanish). "mientras los camareros del "Limón", vestídos de amarillo, venden bocadillos y vino para el almuerzo." translated: "While the waiters on the "Lemon [Express]", dressed in yellow, sell sandwiches and wine for lunch."
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Comment: I'm open to any other hooks.
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Number of QPQs required: 0. Nominator has fewer than 5 past nominations.
Overall: In your nomination, you used the wrong link but I do see that it was in the article, so I have changed it here. If I had to pick between the two blurbs, I'd go with ALT0. CaptainGalaxy19:21, 27 February 2026 (UTC)Reply
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In your nomination, you used the wrong link but I do see that it was in the article, so I have changed it here. If I had to pick between the two blurbs, I'd go with ALT0. CaptainGalaxy 19:21, 27 February 2026 (UTC)