Re: Meter gauge in Bolivia
| January 25, 2009 05:19PM |
A few more from Guaqui. A 2-10-2 #704 that was once operational. The shops and a steam crane that once worked in the docks. Guaqui had standard gauge tracks where Peruvian cars were barged over from Puno, Peru. Cars were reloaded at the docks from standard to meter or vise versa.
Dale Brown
Dale Brown
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