The train to Gletsch has left the Oberwald station a few minutes ago. The snow capped mountain in the back is the Weisshorn. It has an altitude of 4506 m (14783 ft).

The two HG 3/4 steam locomotives are resting in the Gletsch station after a hard day of work on the Furka line. The light that can be seen in the back in the mountains is from the hotel Belvedere ... (more)

The calm before the storm. The morning sun filters through the tall stand of Maine Woods as WW&F Engineman Dana Deering and Fireman Gordon Cook take a few moments to relax in the cab of #10... (more)

Station stop: Alna Center, ME. Alna Center Station Agent Ed Lecuyer observes the arrival of a late afternoon freight from Albion, which is bearing supplies for several local farmers. Short... (more)

Narrow gauge HSB 99 7245 on the way to the Brocken summit. The sign says 500m above sea level. To reach the destination the train has to climb another 640 meters.

The heritage Abreschviller Forest Steam Railway line is 7.1 km (4.4 mi) long. The former network reached its maximum in 1953, with 73 km (45.4) mi) of main lines and 25 km (15.5 mi) of service lin... (more)

The heritage Abreschviller Forest Steam Railway has an unusual gauge of 70cm (27 1/2 in), the line is 7.1 km (4.4 mi) long. Mallet N°476 was built by Maschinenfabrik Heilbronn in 1906.