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Picture 6
Visiting England we went to the Nene Valley Railway , the home of Thomas the tank engine. The NVR has a large collection of vintage steam and diesel engines from various countries in Europe. Nearly every weekend and a lot of other days you can make a trip from the depot in Wansford to Peterborough and back. In the picture the Swedish 2-C (4-6) loc number 101 in Wansford. Date: October 2002 |
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Picture 7 The VSM (Veluwse Stoomtrein Maatschappij) explors a museum line with vintage steam and diesel locomotives. Most of the steam engines are German. Their depot has a shed and a turntable. The VSM class 64 in the shed. Date: 02-11-2002 |
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Picture 8 The VSM class 50. Date: 20-09-2003 |
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Picture 9 In this picture a class 52. Date: 20-09-2003 |
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Picture 10 In this picture the class 78 of the Emscher Park Eisenbahn GmbH (EPEG) visiting the SSN in Rotterdam on the 11th of October 2003. The locomotive is on the brand new turntable of the SNN. Date: 11-10-2003 |
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Picture 11 In this picture the class 65 of the SSN in action in Rotterdam on the 9th of October 2004. Date: 09-10-2004 |
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Picture 12 The class 23 of the VSM visiting Rotterdam on the 9th of October 2004. Date: 09-10-2004 |
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Picture 13 The class 41 of the SSN on the 9th of October 2004. Date: 09-10-2004 |
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Picture 14 In this picture the class 23 of the SSN in action in Rotterdam on the 8th of October 2005. Date: 08-10-2005 |
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Picture 15 In this picture huge wheels of the class 01. Date: 08-10-2005 |
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The class 01 and 41 Date: 08-10-2005 |
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Picture 17 In this picture the class 65 of the SSN in action in Rotterdam on the 28th of May 2007. Every year the SSN opens her gates to show their material and what they have done last year. It is a show with working steam engines, exhibitions of the material, a trip with a steamtrain to Gouda and a few lay-outs (model rail road) and some stands where you can buy train related goodies. You can take a short ride with the class 65. Date: 28-05-2007 |
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Picture 18 The class 23 of the "Stoomstichting Nederland (SSN)" heating up for the trip to Gouda. Date: 28-05-2007 |
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Picture 19 The SSN class 23 leaving for Gouda. Date: 28-05-2007 |
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Picture 20 The 6326 is SSN's smallest and oldest steam locomotive. It is so-called fireless steam engine. The boiler is filled with hot water and hot steam. A water temperature of 192 degrees Celcius gives a boiler pressure of 12 atmospheres. The steam added to the boiler condenses and this causes the water level to rise to its maximum. Thanks to the thermic capacity of the water any steam used is replaced and the locomotive can run for a number of hours. Date: 28-05-2007 |
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Picture 21 Visiting days. The VSM opens the gates to show the rolling stock. The BR 64 waiting along the platform. Date: 07-09-2008 |
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Picture 22 Visiting days. The VSM opens the gates to show the rolling stock. The BR 44 on the turn table. Date: 07-09-2008 |
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Picture 23 Visiting days. The VSM opens the gates to show the rolling stock. The imposant front of the BR 44. Date: 07-09-2008 |
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Picture 24 Visiting days. The VSM opens the gates to show the rolling stock. The imposant front of the BR 44. The BR 44 leaving the turn table. Date: 07-09-2008 |
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Picture 25 Visiting days. The VSM opens the gates to show the rolling stock. The BR 44 en BR 23 waiting for their turn to pull a train. Date: 07-09-2008 |
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Picture 25 Visiting days. The VSM opens the gates to show the rolling stock. The BR 23's turn to show off. Date: 07-09-2008 |
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Picture 26 Visiting days. The VSM opens the gates to show the rolling stock. Maintenaince on the BR 23. The crane is to load the coal. Date: 07-09-2008 |
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