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The Blonay-Chamby G 3/3 N° 5 (ex LEB) on the way to Chaulin by Cornaux.

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The Blonay-Chamby G 3/3 N° 5 (ex LEB) on the way to Chaulin by Cornaux.

22.05.2021

The Blonay-Chamby G 3/3 N° 5 (ex LEB) on the way to Chaulin by Cornaux.

22.05.2021

Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 13.11.2021, 532 Views, 0 Comments

EXIF: SONY ILCA-77M2, Date 2021:05:22 14:31:14, Exposure time: 1/200, Aperture: 80/10, ISO50, Focal length: 180/10

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Since ancient times, the Magadino Plain has been a fertile landscape until a landslide devastated the area in 1515. With the construction of the railway to Locarno at the end of the 19th century, the swampy landscape was drained and the Ticino River was straightened. For this purpose, the Consorzio Correzione del Fiume Ticino received this small G 2/2 Bn2t locomotive. The locomotive was built by Arnold Jung in Jungenthal near Kirchen in 1889 under factory number 59. In 1941, the locomotive was taken out of service and on May 20, 2016, it was loaned by the Travani family to Martin Horath. Since September 3, 2016, the locomotive has been running again. The small locomotive offered cab rides for enthusiasts in Brienz. Even though the locomotive does not shine as beautifully as the SNCF 141 R 1244, I like it very much, as it was the very first time I was able to ride on a steam locomotive.  
Now I saw the small locomotive again in Chaulin, where it took over shunting duties during the steam festival and, as shown in this picture, is being supplied with water and wood in the Chaulin locomotive servicing area.

May 24, 2026
Since ancient times, the Magadino Plain has been a fertile landscape until a landslide devastated the area in 1515. With the construction of the railway to Locarno at the end of the 19th century, the swampy landscape was drained and the Ticino River was straightened. For this purpose, the Consorzio Correzione del Fiume Ticino received this small G 2/2 Bn2t locomotive. The locomotive was built by Arnold Jung in Jungenthal near Kirchen in 1889 under factory number 59. In 1941, the locomotive was taken out of service and on May 20, 2016, it was loaned by the Travani family to Martin Horath. Since September 3, 2016, the locomotive has been running again. The small locomotive offered cab rides for enthusiasts in Brienz. Even though the locomotive does not shine as beautifully as the SNCF 141 R 1244, I like it very much, as it was the very first time I was able to ride on a steam locomotive. Now I saw the small locomotive again in Chaulin, where it took over shunting duties during the steam festival and, as shown in this picture, is being supplied with water and wood in the Chaulin locomotive servicing area. May 24, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Swiss Steam Festival / Schweizer Dampffestival 2026 - Although I am now fortunate enough to be able to visit the Festival Suisse de la vapeur more often, one might think that the subjects would eventually run out. But as this picture shows, that is not the case. In this instance, it is due to the visit of the G 2/2 TICINO! In my opinion, the A 3/5 may be one of the most beautiful steam locomotives, but the G 2/2 TICINO has truly grown on me, especially since I was able to ride in the cab of the G 2/2 TICINO for the first time in 2018. I was all the more delighted that the G 2/2 TICINO is enriching this year’s steam festival. After initially thinking that it would be hardly possible to photograph the locomotive in the crowd, this opportunity presented itself: The little TICINO is being supplied with coal/wood and water in the locomotive servicing facility at Chaulin to take on shunting duties again at the museum station.  
May 24, 2026
Swiss Steam Festival / Schweizer Dampffestival 2026 - Although I am now fortunate enough to be able to visit the Festival Suisse de la vapeur more often, one might think that the subjects would eventually run out. But as this picture shows, that is not the case. In this instance, it is due to the visit of the G 2/2 TICINO! In my opinion, the A 3/5 may be one of the most beautiful steam locomotives, but the G 2/2 TICINO has truly grown on me, especially since I was able to ride in the cab of the G 2/2 TICINO for the first time in 2018. I was all the more delighted that the G 2/2 TICINO is enriching this year’s steam festival. After initially thinking that it would be hardly possible to photograph the locomotive in the crowd, this opportunity presented itself: The little TICINO is being supplied with coal/wood and water in the locomotive servicing facility at Chaulin to take on shunting duties again at the museum station. May 24, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The Bernina Railway RhB Ge 4/4 81 of the Blonay Chamby Railway is in Chamby on its way to Chaulin.

May 24, 2026
The Bernina Railway RhB Ge 4/4 81 of the Blonay Chamby Railway is in Chamby on its way to Chaulin. May 24, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The Bernina Railway RhB Ge 4/4 81 of the Blonay Chamby Railway has arrived in Chamby. The museum railway train is on its way from Blonay to Chaulin.

May 24, 2026
The Bernina Railway RhB Ge 4/4 81 of the Blonay Chamby Railway has arrived in Chamby. The museum railway train is on its way from Blonay to Chaulin. May 24, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt






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