IC 2000 in the Lavaux- vineyards. 14.10.2009

IC 2000 in the Lavaux- vineyards.

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LEB train waits the departure to Bercher in the Lausanne Flon Station.

Re 460 with a IR on the way to Brig by Villette VD.

Switzerland / Galleries / Lavaux

IC 2000 in the Lavaux- vineyards.
14.10.2009

Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 19.10.2009, 703 Calls, 0 Comments

BAM Ge 4/4 with a Cargo train wait to the departure.

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