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The summit: One of the Chemin de Fer de la Rhune three-phase AC locomotives "He 2/2" departs with its train from the summit station La Rhune, located in the Basque Country right at the border to

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The summit: One of the Chemin de Fer de la Rhune three-phase AC locomotives  He 2/2  departs with its train from the summit station La Rhune, located in the Basque Country right at the border to Spain, at  only  905 meters above (the nearby!) sea level, but with a fantastic view.

April 12, 2024

The summit: One of the Chemin de Fer de la Rhune three-phase AC locomotives "He 2/2" departs with its train from the summit station La Rhune, located in the Basque Country right at the border to Spain, at "only" 905 meters above (the nearby!) sea level, but with a fantastic view.

April 12, 2024

Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 11.08.2026, 8 Views, 0 Comments

EXIF: SONY ILCA-77M2, Date 2024:04:12 11:29:47, Exposure time: 1/400, Aperture: 80/10, ISO50, Focal length: 300/10

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France offers not only fast trains but also very cozy ones: Shortly after the summit station La Rhune (905 m above sea level), the Chemin de fer de la Rhune He 2/2, built in 1914 by SLM/BBC, with a maximum speed of 9 km/h, is on its first train of the day heading down to the  valley,  where  valley station  refers to the mountain pass Col de Saint-Ignace at 198 m above sea level. In the background, the view glides over the mighty Atlantic as well as the two towns of Ciboure and Saint-Jean-de-Luz.

April 12, 2024
France offers not only fast trains but also very cozy ones: Shortly after the summit station La Rhune (905 m above sea level), the Chemin de fer de la Rhune He 2/2, built in 1914 by SLM/BBC, with a maximum speed of 9 km/h, is on its first train of the day heading down to the "valley," where "valley station" refers to the mountain pass Col de Saint-Ignace at 198 m above sea level. In the background, the view glides over the mighty Atlantic as well as the two towns of Ciboure and Saint-Jean-de-Luz. April 12, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

One of the six Chemin de Fer de La Rhune He 2/2 three-phase locomotives with its train at the summit station La Rhune. The summit station is located at just over 900 meters above sea level, which is only about 12 kilometers away from the sea. 

April 12, 2024
One of the six Chemin de Fer de La Rhune He 2/2 three-phase locomotives with its train at the summit station La Rhune. The summit station is located at just over 900 meters above sea level, which is only about 12 kilometers away from the sea. April 12, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

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
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

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
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