-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Von: "Christian Vinaa" <marklin@...> yes no The second tunnel is only a rescue tunnel with smaller diameter. Today it was said on radio that a VW-bus

Dear David : We walked this path three weeks ago. It had obviously rained and the path was very slippery. Therefore I suggest that if you walk this in winter, you make sure that you wear shoes which

i've been through and over Gotthard many times and i seem to recall that there in fact ARE two tunnels with each 2 lanes but only one tunel being used, so there is only one lane each way is the

-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Von: "David Eerdmans" <D.Eerdmans@...> No, not off-topic, as strongly related to a railway offer... AFAIK early in the morning and in the evening the

After accidents with fires in Mont-Blanc (FR) and Tauern (AT) the turn was now on the Gotthard road tunnel. Two trucks collided with a subsequent fire. Until now 10 persons are reported dead. Fire is

---------- covered Preda traffic Yes, I remember signs saying that.... but when the road is used as Schlittelweg, is it also still in use for cars going to Preda? Are people living in Preda all year

-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Von: "David Eerdmans" <D.Eerdmans@...> This road is the same road that serves as a "Schlittelweg" for passengers arriving with

-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Von: <jeanphilippe.noiville@...> Work is in progress, in July the last standard gauge train reached Menziken (National Circus Knie). So, don't wait too

Hello to all, I sent this msg yesterday but I probably erred, since it doesn't appear. I'm now repeating it. I'm referring to an earlier (May 2000) message which stated : "Swiss Government has

---------- Even when I was there in the beginning of May the path was still covered with lots of snow. But as an alternative, we walked on the road from Preda to Berguen. Also very scenic, and you

--- Giger-Baumann <giger.baumann@...> wrote: I have my Ferro-Suisse x rot d. Is it better to use it it uphill or downhill. Will I need it in mid march during mynext planned visit? Perhaps I see

-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Von: "Alexander Rhoads" <webhund@...> February)? hardly (except you take your X rot d with you ...) Markus

Is the Bahnhistorischer Lehrpfad walkable in Winter (i.e., January or February)? I missed it on my last trip and want to include it next time around if possible. Alexander Rhoads webhund@...

The past two issues of my Loki subscription were seriously overdue. Then both issues showed up in the mailbox together on the same day. Has anyone else experienced delays in receiving their

The brooms on the Brunig are just past Brunig Hasliberg bahnhof on the descent to Luzerne . I always thought that the purpose of the Brooms was to brush snow of the side of the trains to prevent

---------- Van: Stefan Dringenberg <std@...> Aan: SwissRail@... Onderwerp: Re: [SwissRail] Brooms Datum: maandag 22 oktober 2001 11:35 Ah, when I was hanging out the window on

Schweizer Eisenbahn-Revue 11/2001 arrivedMonday. Besides international news, Swiss topics, are (in alphabeticalorder, indicating page number and cp for color photo): ATG (Alp Transit Gotthard,

Well, you probably would feel it when you put your head out of the window at that location. It usually means that there is some construction nearby which gets a bit close to the cars, and this is a

Don't laugh: To make the people not to put their head out of the window. There are some signal poles nearby the track where someone can hit his head. You can find this brooms at the Furka-Oberalp

I was asked the following question at the Croydon show this weekend. At Spiez and at an unknown Brunig line station there are four brooms tied horizontally onto a pole at he end of one of the