Am 05.01.2011 18:25, schrieb csipromo: Speaking about skiing, you have to chose destinations above 1000 m. Rothenthurm/Altmatt and Einsiedeln might, on some days, offer opportunities for nordic

When I was 9, we stayed at the Castel Zuoz. While we were there, I skied from Zuoz pretty much all the way to Samedan and back. The path was well marked and parallelled the RhB line. I am sure that

Just think of the places in Switzerland with high altitude flat wide valleys. I just did that and checked a few out. I knew about Les Diablerets as I’ve done it there (I had a picture published in

The Goms and the plains between Biberbrugg and Sattel, you mentioned already. I am not sure how well the tracks are made in the Engadin, but that could be a candidate. You might also look at the

It was bloomin' fantastic! Now got round to adding captions to the photos. Neil

They are odd looking things, but despite trying hard not to like them, they are a reasonable new train. The front facing view from the first class compartment is very good, and they don't half

I dont ski, but there are a lot of cross country ski tracks around Pontresina/Celerina/Samedan/Bever. (Make quite good footpaths as well!!)

Hi all hoping to be in Switzerland for a couple of days in early February. I'm looking for locations where I can cross country ski with a good view of a railway line. I've done the Sattle in poor

Interesting this one (like it): http://50031.fotopic.net/p68601234.html Haven't seen one "in the flesh" yet but the telephoto compression makes the Alegra look awful! Fionnbarr www.fionnbarr.com

Am 04.01.2011 20:15, schrieb keith47424: Please don't repeat messages if they are not rejected and you don't see them immediately. It can happen that Yahoo is somewhat slow sometimes. Keith's original

Neil, Thanks for taking and putting together all these shots. I particularly like these

The information on the SBB site is great. Just a shame really that the "private railways" haven't been included. However with the other bits of information others have sent (thank you for that)

(Sorry if this comes through twice but Yahoo playing up again.) Can anyone please help me. I am trying to get my Swiss records up to date and I am missing some information from a few railtours that I

(Sorry if this comes through twice but Yahoo playing up again.) Can anyone please help me. I am trying to get my Swiss records up to date and I am missing some information from a few railtours that I

Can anyone please help me. I am trying to get my Swiss records up to date and I am missing some information from a few railtours that I was on. See below which were from the Charters Helvetica

Hi Neil. Many thanks for the excellent photos. I know somebody who enjoys Filisur, and will be very jealous of your efforts. You must have had a fantastic timeby the looks of things. Best

Happy New Year to all... Had 4 nights at Filisur in rather sunny weather. Most excellent! Some highlights were 703 on the St Moritz Chur circuit on 1/1 and 605 on the tobogganzug and 602/610 on

What a superb resource. I hadn't realised these existed. Certainly a better source for the actual gradient profiles than the graphic timetables on Fahrplanfelder

446 017 had driving trailer 192 on train 2413 456 093 on train 2410 was banked from Rapperswil to about 2km past Biberbrugg by 446 016 446 015 was on the morning Zurich Altstetten train

I know that one, it's near where I work and I regularly see this train (which runs more or less daily on weekdays afaik). It's the delivery of grain to the Swissmills plant on the Shilquai in Zürich.