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class W3 667 approaching Peradeniya Station

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class W3 667 approaching Peradeniya Station
(ID 15378)
Henschel Thyssen Class M6- 796 pulling the morning ICE to Kandy was stopped at Peradeniya for a crossing.
A De 110 with an IR by Niederried.



class W3 667 approaching Peradeniya Station

class W3 667 approaching Peradeniya Station

D U WEERARATNE 15.08.2013, 701 Views, 0 Comments

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Watawala Railway Station which is located in a remote area in the main hill country line. Looking at the roof tiles it is evident that it was repaired recently may be due to the fact that Wattawala records highest annual rainfall in the island. But the walls needs a new coat of paint. railway arrived this area during 1880-1885.
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