When I rushed out of the office and snapped a photo of the Railadventure Re 6/6 11603 (Re 620 003-4), it was already too late; I have no idea what the ...

When I rushed out of the office and snapped a photo of the Railadventure Re 6/6 11603 (Re 620 003-4), it was already too late; I have no idea what the locomotive is doing at the end of this train or

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The SBB Cargo Eem 923 021-0 waits in Oensingen for its next assignment.

Switzerland / Electric locomotives / Re 620 (Re 6/6)

When I rushed out of the office and snapped a photo of the Railadventure Re 6/6 11603 (Re 620 003-4), it was already too late; I have no idea what the locomotive is doing at the end of this train or what kind of train it is. (The day before, a Stuttgart S-Bahn transfer train was carrying a surprising number of container wagons).

7 November 2025

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EXIF: NIKON E7900, Date 2025:11:07 12:23:23, Exposure time: 10/766, Aperture: 48/10, ISO50, Focal length: 78/10

In 1844, the first railway line from France reached Basel.

The Brünigbahn 161 015, which arrived in Meiringen from Interlaken, is now taking a break until it begins its return journey.

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The SBB Re 6/6 11615 (Re 620 015-8) "Kloten" is hauling a freight train near Ligerz on its way towards Biel/Bienne. 16 July 2026 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Switzerland / Electric locomotives / Re 620 (Re 6/6)

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