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The 117 176 in the snow-covered forest of Szilvásvárad, near the highest point of the Hungarian public railway network at 379 m

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2009-2014

Steam locomotive in the Hron valley
Snow, a Noble woman, and great photo opportunities.

Cool Swiss Narrow-gauge Experience
Visiting Aigle and the four TPC railways nearby and running a short distance with the Mont Blanc-Express.

Mostly narrow-gauge special trains
Mk48 and steam trains at Csömödér Narrow-gauge Railway, an Mk48 at Királyrét that returned from Stainz, Austria and CRS Laminatka on a standard-gauge special train.

Kyiv-Lviv-Wolowets
A sadly actual gallery of the capital of Ukraine, the freight and passenger traffic of Skotarske-pass and the break-of-gauge at Chop.

Viseu, almost all the way
The L45H almost took us along the entire way.

A Holiday special with a Siemens Desiro DMU accross Hungary

Locomotive classes: 6342, 6341, M44, V43, Bzmot, M47

Photo locations: 135, Szeged személy pu., 140, 100, Budapest-Nyugati, 2, 70, 71, 142, 120, Békéscsaba, 128, Orosháza, 125, 147...

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2005.12.23.

As the trains are always crowded before the Christams holiday, MÁV decided to give a - not geometric but communications - solution to the paying passangers. There won't be more carriges on the trains, as MÁV is extremely low with cars, but a special IC will run around the country on the longest route possible with the newest and most modern vehicles present: regional Desiro railcars.

I decided to take this train as the last trip this year, but as I don't really find Desiro comforable - especially not for a 500 km route! - I went by it only to Szeged, and from there I took the king-of-rail railcars, the Sprinters, which would certainly win any competition in exterior design.