Re: But, but, but.....
| September 03, 2018 03:44PM |
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Yes, we Swiss are attracted by any narrow gauge (having been in Chama just 7 weeks ago...). Remember Soni Honegger -also a Swiss :-)
By the way, I got my narrow gauge bug on the railroad below. It's related to the Rio Grande beacuase it runs along a river called "grand eau", that is "big water" or "big river", which is Rio Grande :-) The official name was "Aigle-Sepey-Diablerets" (Eagle - Sepey - little devils). It sill exists today: http://www.tpc.ch/site/index.php/nos-lignes/trains/aigle-sepey-diablerets
Lucky Luke
By the way, I got my narrow gauge bug on the railroad below. It's related to the Rio Grande beacuase it runs along a river called "grand eau", that is "big water" or "big river", which is Rio Grande :-) The official name was "Aigle-Sepey-Diablerets" (Eagle - Sepey - little devils). It sill exists today: http://www.tpc.ch/site/index.php/nos-lignes/trains/aigle-sepey-diablerets
Lucky Luke
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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