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Below Matucana, on the Balta-Loops, FCCA 1012 exits the last tunnel of the loop-section

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No, this is not Puente Verrugas but PUENTE CARRION, it is the biggest bridge on the Ferrocarril Central.

Below Matucana, on the Balta-Loops, FCCA 1012 rolls above a tiny bridge before entering the next tunnel.

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Below Matucana, on the Balta-Loops, FCCA 1012 exits the last tunnel of the loop-section

Below Matucana, on the Balta-Loops, FCCA 1012 exits the last tunnel of the loop-section

Rupprecht von Gersdorff 29.03.2012, 1706 Views, 0 Comments

EXIF: Date 2011:09:05 14:08:57, Exposure time: 0.008 s (1/125) (1/125), Aperture: f/7.1, ISO100, Focal length: 60.00 (60/1)

Matucana : FCCA 1009 waiting for the next train

Below Matucana, on the Balta-Loops, FCCA 1012 rolls above a tiny bridge before entering the next tunnel.

Below Matucana, on the Balta-Loops, FCCA 1012 exits the last tunnel of the loop-section

No, this is not Puente Verrugas but PUENTE CARRION, it is the biggest bridge on the Ferrocarril Central.

DMU class 643 stopping at Aachen Schanz on 29 March 2012 (RB 20 to Düren).

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No, this is not Puente Verrugas but PUENTE CARRION, it is the biggest bridge on the Ferrocarril Central.
and : it carries much more than 60 tons - FCCA 1012 has easily 200 tons alone...

No, this is not Puente Verrugas but PUENTE CARRION, it is the biggest bridge on the Ferrocarril Central. and : it carries much more than 60 tons - FCCA 1012 has easily 200 tons alone... 
Rupprecht von Gersdorff

Peru / Various / Various

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Below Matucana, on the Balta-Loops, FCCA 1012 rolls above a tiny bridge before entering the next tunnel.

Below Matucana, on the Balta-Loops, FCCA 1012 rolls above a tiny bridge before entering the next tunnel. 
Rupprecht von Gersdorff

Peru / Various / Various

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Matucana : FCCA 1009 waiting for the next train

Matucana : FCCA 1009 waiting for the next train 
Rupprecht von Gersdorff

Peru / Various / Various

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Perurail 752 & 756 on the final leg of their trip to Arequipa

Perurail 752 & 756 on the final leg of their trip to Arequipa 
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Peru / Various / Various

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