A Chemin de Fer de La Rhune He 2/2 leaves the Ignace train station and heads to the La Rhune summit

A Chemin de Fer de La Rhune He 2/2 leaves the Ignace train station and heads to the La Rhune summit.

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We drove up the Col de St-Ignace again in cloudy weather, but there was a slightly better opportunity to photograph the Chemin de Fer de la Rhune.

Le Chablais en fête at the Blonay Chamby Railway.

France / Narrow Gauge / Le chemin de Fer de la Rhune

A Chemin de Fer de La Rhune He 2/2 leaves the Ignace train station and heads to the La Rhune summit.

April 15, 2024

Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 16.05.2024, 73 Wyświetlenia, 0 Komentarze

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Le Chablais en fête at the Blonay Chamby train.

A Chemin de Fer de La Rhune He 2/2 leaves the Ignace train station and heads to the La Rhune summit.

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View of the depot of the Chemin de Fer de la Rhune, located a good three hundred meters from the valley station. April 12, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

France / Narrow Gauge / Le chemin de Fer de la Rhune

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The route of the Chemin de Fer de La Rhune leads steeply uphill, and a He 2/2 three-phase locomotive is currently traveling along it with its train. April 12, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

France / Narrow Gauge / Le chemin de Fer de la Rhune

 70 1200x949 Px, 29.11.2024

France not only offers fast trains but also very comfortable ones: Shortly after the departure from the valley station, the fer de la Rhune He 2/2, built in 1914 by the SLM/BBC, arrives with its first train of the day at Vmax 9 km/h the journey to the summit of La Rhune. The “valley station” refers to the Col de Saint-Ignace pass at 198 m above sea level. As you can see, the train also runs in bad weather. April 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

France / Narrow Gauge / Le chemin de Fer de la Rhune

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One of the six Chemin de Fer de La Rhune He 2/2 three-phase locomotives has arrived at its destination in La Rhune at 905 m above sea level. April 12, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

France / Narrow Gauge / Le chemin de Fer de la Rhune

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After the Chemin de Fer de la Rhune He 2/2 took the guests to the summit with the first train of the day, the train now returns empty to the valley.

One of the three-phase HG 2/2 trains reaches the valley station at the Col de Saint-Ignace pass at 198 m above sea level in Kärze.

Approximately in the middle of the route, our train traveling downhill crosses two trains traveling uphill, although only one can be seen here.