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pic commentJan 31


Incredible! Great shot!
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pic commentJun 13, 2023


Incredibly beatiful shot!!!
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pic commentNov 24, 2022


Amazing!
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pic commentOct 21, 2021


The pic is great, but it shows an RAe TEE II.
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pic commentJul 3, 2016


Aplensauber? I suppose you mean "Alpenstaubsauger", right? That literally means "alps vacuum cleaner" which refers both to the origin of this loco (Austria, while this class is also used on alpine routes) and the sound of the fans.
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pic commentSep 18, 2015


Excellent, thanks!
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pic commentSep 18, 2015


Note: this is not an ÖBB 4010, it is a Westbahn 4010! After the ÖBB 4010 EMUs went out of service some years ago, the new Westbahn EMUs got this number.
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pic commentApr 22, 2015


Great, thanks!
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pic commentApr 22, 2015


This is obviously a DMU and not an EMU (there is no catenary, no pantograph, and the 5XXX stands for DMU in the Austrian numbering system). Unfortunately, I do not have the privileges to update the database.
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pic commentFeb 15, 2014


Amazing mountain and - hmm - not so amazing train (the design is not to my taste, to be honest). Anyway, great pic!
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pic commentFeb 15, 2014


Indian Summer in Arkansas? Beautiful - even the locos have perfectly matching colors!
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pic commentNov 5, 2013


Wow, that's the Battersea power station shown in the background, the one that is shown on the cover of Pink Floyd's 1977 album "Animals".
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pic commentNov 2, 2013


@John: the new bridge is supposed to replace the old one. Interestingly, as far as I know, the old one is a protected monument. Don't know what will happen with it once the new one is finished. Just as a side note: the new bridge could have been put into service years ago, but that's another (not so) funny story...
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pic commentNov 1, 2013


It's the so-called "Angerschlucht bridge" aka "Angertal bridge". As far as I have seen, there is no dedicated Wikipedia page about it, but you can find some information on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tauern_Railway

A photo showing the old and the new bridge is also available: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Tauernbahn-Angerschluchtbr%C..e.jpg
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pic commentSep 14, 2013


Sadly, this beautiful vintage loco was severely damaged by a fire that was supposedly caused by some technical failure.

http://noe.orf.at/news/stories/2603672/