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European Railroad Discussion > European Railway Stations Part 8Date: 07/22/20 03:22 European Railway Stations Part 8 Author: andersonb109 Here is Kreiensen, Germany. If memory serves, there are tracks on both sides of the station.
  Date: 07/22/20 03:48 Re: European Railway Stations Part 8 Author: pennengineer andersonb109 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Here is Kreiensen, Germany. If memory serves, > there are tracks on both sides of the station. Indeed there are; Kreiensen is an example of a "Keilbahnhof" or "wedge station", which is situated at the confluence of two railway lines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keilbahnhof Date: 07/22/20 07:02 Re: European Railway Stations Part 8 Author: andersonb109 That's probably why I was there. I changed trains I believe from a main line train (possibly ICE) to a local to get new mileage to wherever I was going. When I traveled the entire route, I recall the Guard asking why I was on that train and not the faster one. Pretty sure he wouldn't understand the mileage collecting answer.
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