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European Railroad Discussion > Moving on in GermanyDate: 03/21/18 06:21 Moving on in Germany Author: Bob3985 So after we visited the Weisseritztal railroad Andreas took me over to Radeburg to see their working steam railroad.
First is the Radeburg station. Second is the enginehouse for the Radeburg locomotives. And third is one of their 99 class steam locomotives. Bob Krieger Cheyenne, WY    Date: 03/21/18 06:26 Re: Moving on in Germany Author: Bob3985 The first photo shows the 2-10-2T locomotive from the other end.
Second is the exterior of one of their coaches. Third is an interior photo of the car. Bob Krieger Cheyenne, WY    Date: 03/21/18 06:27 Lößnitzgrundbahn Author: Milepost_130 Thanks for sharing these images and insights.
Date: 03/21/18 07:19 Re: Moving on in Germany Author: jfrank39 You didn't go to the Fichtelbergbahn, Cranzahl to Oberwiesenthal? http://www.fichtelbergbahn.de/
Easy to get too Cranzahl via DB train. I stayed at the Park hotel in Annaberg-Buchholtz. Very nice place overlooking the town and valley below. https://www.annaberg-buchholz.de/en/ You really should go while you are there. Date: 03/21/18 07:45 Fichtelbergbahn Author: Milepost_130 Attached is an image of Fichtelbergbahn 99 1793 departing Cranzahl on February 14, 2015.
 Date: 03/21/18 10:38 Re: Moving on in Germany Author: Bob3985 jfrank39 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > You really should go while you are there. This trip took p[lace in September 2002. I doubt I will be able to get back over there and thus the reason I spent most of my time chasing Historical family heritage places. Bob Krieger Cheyenne, WY Date: 03/21/18 20:15 Re: Moving on in Germany Author: jcaestecker That's a burly and brutish tank engine! Thanks for your posts, I've enjoyed them.
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