<krist.vanbesien@...> wrote: The description doesn't mention Montreux - I've added Geneva to it now - the jpg file name contains "Montreux"

I can confirm it is Geneva - we were staying in Monteux and visited Geneva. If I remember correctly this is the service for Barcelona.

In this case the picture's label is wrong then. Krist -- krist.vanbesien@... krist@... Bremgarten b. Bern, Switzerland -- A: It reverses the normal flow of conversation. Q: What's

<krist.vanbesien@...> wrote: Clearly they did not. The train is the Catalan Talgo EC70/71 and it is standing in Platform 7 at Genève Cornavin

<krist.vanbesien@...> wrote: Would it help you if it's Geneva?

That picture of a Talgo in Montreux you took in 88 intrigues me. What train service was this? And I didn't know that the SNCF had once locomotives that ran in Switzerland. Krist --

Doh! Should have included the link: http://www.iansswisstrainphotos.fotopic.net/ Sorry!

Hello all, I have updated my fotopic site with photos from our stay in Luzern this year and these will includesome from the Erstfeld and Biasca days. As always comments wecome. Haven't had time to

Great, thank you. Now properly captioned! Fionnbarr www.fionnbarr.com

Presumably ex 11500 , therefore name is Landquart Yes

Hi all can anyone tell me the name of this loco please? <http://www.fionnbarr.com/gallery2/v/Rail/Swiss/Swiss-Motive- Power/Ae610500Erstfeld.jpg.html> and is Ae 610 the correct

Hel�na Moretti wrote: In the USA there are only two electric heavy rail systems, the AMTRAK, New Jersey Transit, SEPTA and Connecticut Department of Transportation in the northeast and the METRA

Kidger Paul wrote: It is a Peckham-type truck, built 1898-1901 by SWS Schlieren as motors 57-84. 1925-29 they were rebuilt to coaches with new underframes. The Peckham trucks were reused for service

--- Alan Mitchell <alanmitchell58@...> wrote: The running gear on the trailer is interesting Is it a Peckham or a Brill truck? I believe that Amsterdam have tried or maybe even still use such a

Absolutely. The trailer actually carries a container which belongs to the waste management agency of the City of Zürich. Such containers are used to transport garbage which goes beyond the normal

When in Zurich in July, I photographed VBZ Cargo 1922 hauling a goods trailer through the streets

Fionnbar asked me, if I would allow him to post the following message. Rather than allowing him to do so, I will post it myself. I judge this as non-commercial. But I ask all members, who intend to

gordonwis <gordonwis@...> wrote: "Quite simple really. Like most other world railways, locomotives are 'old hat' and the trend is towards Multiple Unit trains. Yes Swiss locos have

Electrics also last longer than diesels. Fewer moving parts. Krist -- krist.vanbesien@... krist@... Bremgarten b. Bern, Switzerland -- A: It reverses the normal flow of

Quite simple really. Like most other world railways, locomotives are 'old hat' and the trend is towards Multiple Unit trains. Japan has been at it since the 1960s, the UK 'sprinterisation' in the