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Posted: 28 Oct 2016

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Drei Annen Hohne

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99 5901 is one of four Mallet machines still owned by the Harzian narrow-gauge railway. Three of them are operational. The locomotives are used as reserve machines and in front of special trains.

Karen's Place, Erhard Bernstein, , Marie-claire Gallet and 3 other people have particularly liked this photo

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 gezginruh
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My dear Peter,

Here is another wonderful picture from the important railway in Germany!
Also some nice informations about the Harz narrow-gauge railway...

I like the Mallet machine very much!!

Love Füsun
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7 years ago.
 Peter_Private_Box
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Hi Frank,

Thank you so much for visiting my picture of Harz mountains, and the Mallet locomotive. I spent 3 days in Wernigerode, took a trip up Brocken mountain, plus took lots of pictures of the railway! I enjoyed it very much!!

Best Wishes
Peter
7 years ago.
 Peter_Private_Box
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My Dear Füsun,

Thank you so much for visiting these beautiful mountains, and forests. It was a wonderful holiday, so many different things, and different railways. The hotel was wonderfully situated, giving a view of the railway yards!!!

Love Peter
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7 years ago.
 Marie-claire Gallet
Marie-claire Gallet
WOW, the good old days !!!! They were very elegant, these locomotives !!!!!!!!!!
7 years ago.
 Peter_Private_Box
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Hi Marie-claire,
Thank you so much for your very enthusiastic visit, and very kind awards! It always makes me happy when you drop by. This is a very busy station, the branch for Brocken mountain starts here. There were steam trains coming and going all day. So much to see and photograph!
More will follow another day,

Best Wishes
Peter
7 years ago.

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