Benbe
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benbe.huHi,
pisti91 asked me to open a topic where I can inform you about my new albums and upload my new photos.
Unfortunately my newest album is about a Hungarian branch line (http://www.benbe.hu/gallery/bzmot-romhany/index.php), but soon I'll update with a gallery from the valley of the Mures (Maros). This photo was taken near Lunca Bradului (Palotailva):
Have a nice weekend!
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sulzerul1175
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Hi Benbe!
Why did you said "unfortunately" ? Every picture, or photoalbum is very very precious. You can post any picture that you want, we'll be glad to see your photos; we know that you are one of the best photographers!
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Benbe
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Hi,
I'd like to recommend you some new albums from my website.
Visiting Northern Slovakia's mainline and a small branch running in a narrow canyon
A photo charter with the oldest operating Hungarian electric locomotive and a visit to the great horsshoe curves in Bosnia-Herzegovina just the following day
Rail traffic around Hatvan - freight trains with M40 locomotives, shots from the marshalling yard and the depot and many more
Daylight freight train on the long-closed Keszőhidegkút-Gyönk - Tamási railway
Photos from the Lake Balaton
I hope you'll like some of them.
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cortexedge
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The train in the first picture seems to be P 4014, Targu Mures-Brasov pulled by electric locomotive no. 198.
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Benbe
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| cortexedge wrote: | The train in the first picture seems to be P 4014, Targu Mures-Brasov pulled by electric locomotive no. 198.  |
It is, my other photos prove the loco number!
Well, it's not that difficult, we had the same six locomotives for three days, but at least they were somewhat different: one was a prototype 060 EA and another that came with the fast from Galati was the red/brown 40 879-3.
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Electrica335
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@ Benbe : the correct number of the loco in first pic is 40-857-9, not 40-198 However, that is a very great capture
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