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Due to a sealing ring defect, the Bregenzerwald steam locomotive U25 has become inoperable. However, the museum railway does not cancel the morning train to Schwarzenberg, but instead puts the 2029.13 into operation; the afternoon trains are also secured, as a steam locomotive is being fired up in the depot. 15 Sept. 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn

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The ÖBB 2095.13 of the Bregenzer Waldbahn crosses the Sporenegg Bridge, which spans the Bregenzer Ach, with its long museum train. The train will soon reach its destination Schwarzenberg. 15 Sept. 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn

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The ÖBB 2095.13 of the Bregenzerwald Railway has reached the terminus Schwarzenberg with its museum train at the Sporenegg Bridge and will return to Bezau after running around the train. September 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn

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The ÖBB 2095.13 of the Bregenzerwald Railway is ready for the return trip to Bezau with its museum train in Schwarzenberg. September 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn

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The ÖBB 2095.13 of the Bregenzerwald Railway is running with its museum train over the Sporenegg Bridge, which crosses the Bregenzer Ach. The train is on its return journey from Schwarzenberg to Bezau. 15 Sept. 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn

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The Bregenzer Wald Bahn (ex) ÖBB 2095.13 runs its morning train from Schwarzenberg to Bezau and reaches the 68 meter long Sporenegg Bridge a few minutes after its departure. The bridge leads over the Bregenzer Ach. September 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn, Austria / Diesel locomotives / 2095

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The Bregenzer Wald Bahn (ex) ÖBB 2095.13 runs its morning train from Schwarzenberg to Bezau and, a few minutes after its departure, travels over the 68 meter long Sporenegg Bridge which leads over the Bregenzer Ach. September 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn, Austria / Diesel locomotives / 2095

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The Bregenzer Wald Bahn (ex) ÖBB 2095.13 has just left the 68 meter long Sporenegg Bridge behind it with its morning train from Schwarzenberg to Bezau and is now traveling through a beautiful meadow landscape towards Bezau. September 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn, Austria / Diesel locomotives / 2095

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The BWB (ex ÖBB) 2095.13 reaches the Schwarzenberg train station with its morning train, where the journey currently ends, as the continuation of the museum railway towards Bregenz will probably be some time off. Sept. 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn, Austria / Diesel locomotives / 2095

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Since the BWB museum railway currently ends in Schwarzenberg, the BWB (ex ÖBB) 2095.13 bypasses its train in order to then return it to Beznau. This makes the BWB one of the shortest heritage railways in Austria, but one of the most successful in terms of passenger numbers. Sept. 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn, Austria / Diesel locomotives / 2095

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The BWB (ex ÖBB) 2095.13 is ready to return to Bezau with its morning train. Sept. 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn, Austria / Diesel locomotives / 2095

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The Bregenzer Wald Bahn (ex) ÖBB 2095.13 is traveling with its morning train from Bezau to Schwarzenberg. Shortly before its destination, the train rolled over the 68 meter long Sporenegg Bridge. The bridge leads over the Bregenzer Ach bridges. September 15, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Austria / Heritage Railways and Museums / Bregenzer Wald Bahn, Austria / Diesel locomotives / 2095

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