The heating oil-fired BRB 16, is our train (with the diesel BRB 9) at the exit from the Brienzer Rothorn on 01/10/2011 always on their heels.

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The heating oil-fired BRB 16 (Brienz Rothornbahn) at fill water, on 01.10.2011 Planalp at the station (1346 m above sea level).

Our train (with the diesel BRB 9) followed by the fuel oil-fired BRB 16 (Brienz Rothornbahn) down.

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The heating oil-fired BRB 16, is our train (with the diesel BRB 9) at the exit from the Brienzer Rothorn on 01/10/2011 always on their heels. Here unter the crossover point of Oberstaffel (1828 m above sea level).

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EXIF: Canon Canon EOS 1000D, Date 2011:10:01 14:54:08, Exposure time: 0.002 s (1/640) (1/640), Aperture: f/6.3, ISO100, Focal length: 40.00 (40/1)

Herdorf on 28.Okt.2011: A Stadler GTW 2 / 6 of the Heller Valley Railway (Hellertalbahn) moves toward Betzdorf/Sieg.

The heating oil-fired BRB 16, is our train (with the diesel BRB 9) at the exit from the Brienzer Rothorn on 01/10/2011 always on their heels.

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