211 294-4 and 211 088-0 at Osnabrück Hauptbahnhof on 14-4-1993. Photo and scan: Date Jan de Vries

211 294-4 and 211 088-0 at Osnabrück Hauptbahnhof on 14-4-1993.

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211 294-4 and 211 088-0 at Osnabrück Hauptbahnhof on 14-4-1993. Photo and scan: Date Jan de Vries.

Date Jan de Vries 17.11.2009, 876 Calls, 0 Comments

211 294-4 and 211 088-0 at Osnabrück Hauptbahnhof on 14-4-1993.

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The diesel locomotive 211 041-9 (92 80 1211 041-9 D-NeSA) with its "morning train" will soon reach the "Talübergang Epfenhofen Brücke". At 264 meters long, the bridge is the longest bridge on the Sauschwänzlebahn. August 27, 2022 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Germany / Diesel locomotives / 211, Germany / Heritage Railways and Museums / Wutachtalbahn e.V. (WTB)

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The diesel locomotive 211 041-9 (92 80 1211 041-9 D-NeSA) drives its "morning train" over the "Talübergang Epfenhofen Bridge", which is the longest bridge on the Sauschwänzlebahn at 264 meters long. August 27, 2022 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Germany / Diesel locomotives / 211, Germany / Heritage Railways and Museums / Wutachtalbahn e.V. (WTB)

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The diesel locomotive 211 041-9 (92 80 1211 041-9 D-NeSA) leaves the Epfenhofen Bridge valley crossing with its "morning train" and reaches Epfenhofen train station. At 264 meters long, the valley crossing Epfenhofen Bridge is the longest bridge on the Sauschwänzlebahn and, as far as I have seen, also the most impressive bridge on the route. August 27, 2022 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Germany / Diesel locomotives / 211, Germany / Heritage Railways and Museums / Wutachtalbahn e.V. (WTB)

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The diesel locomotive 211 041-9 (92 80 1211 041-9 D-NeSA) leaves Epfenhofen with its "morning train", in the background the "Talübergang Epfenhofen Bridge" which is the longest bridge on the Sauschwänzlebahn with a length of 264 meters. August 27, 2022 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Germany / Diesel locomotives / 211, Germany / Heritage Railways and Museums / Wutachtalbahn e.V. (WTB)

 62 1200x749 Px, 04.11.2023