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Schafbergbahn is a narrow-gauge railway taking you from St. Wolfgang im Salzkammergut to Schafberg, a mountain withn an excellent panorama-view. Thetrains of 1873 are still in service and it might be a good idea to be there in time to get a nice seat at the window and to have a look for the technical side of the trains, before you take your seat.
---------------------------------------------------- my page about Sankt Wolfgang im Salzkammergut |
|  | Rheingold - a special Pullmann-train in WW II This very special Pullmann-train was constructed for Hitler's Foreign Minister Joachim von Rippentrop, who wanted to have a really comfortable carriage, when travelling through Germany. This Pullmann costed 390.000 Reichsmark, (at a time, when a small house and garden was just 20.000 RM). The Rheingold-carriage had bullet-proof windows, several sleeping-rooms, a conference-saloon , a bath etc. After the war it was first used by the US-High Comissioner for Germany, later by the German chancellor Willy Brandt. You may not step inside the Rheingold, but take a look through the windows ! It looks really interesting and also a bit outfashioned ! ----------------------------------------------- Read more about it in my Speyer-page |
|  | Steyrtalbahn is Austria's oldest trainline in the narrow-gauge track of 760 mm. The track of the museum-train from Steyr Lokalbahnhof to Gruenburg and Steinbach an der Steyr is 17 km long and all of the btrains are still powered by steam. ------------------------------------------------ my page about Steyr |
|  | This old steam-train of the 19th century is called "Priener Bockerl" and it will still take you from the trainstation of Prien to the ships that will go for Herrenchiemsee castle. That ride is just 3 Km, but of course it is great fun to take such a lovely steam-train.They provide a 1st class with great sofas and a 2nd class for ordinary people :-) -------------------------------------------- My Bavaria-page --- my page about Herrenchiemsee |
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Redang Sat Nov 14, 2009 07:06 UTC I'm going to the mountains rright now for trekking | Nemorino Sun Nov 8, 2009 15:39 UTC Hi Michael, thanks for your many ratings and nice comment on my updated Berlin page. Berlin keeps changing all the time, so I find new things (and old things I hadn't noticed before) on every visit. | nomad7890 Sat Nov 7, 2009 23:01 UTC Hello Michael, thank you for the birthday wishes. Spending the weekend in San Jose, home tomorrow. There's always a good surprise (a new photo) on your home page! All the best, Martha | Dyesebel Mon Nov 2, 2009 07:08 UTC Hallo Michael!Thanks for informing me;) unfortunately i can't transfer the page anymore.How are you?I haven't been so much in vt,so i think i missed a lot. |
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