Thank you.
Any offers for this?
Indeed it is. A short branch to the north of Warsaw which has recently reopenedZegrze Południowe?
Indeed it is. A short branch to the north of Warsaw which has recently reopened
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FredericiaHere it is:
Fredericia
That looks very Swedish! Maybe Sundsvall?Here it is:
This might be nitpicking, but the name of the thread is "Guess the station", not "Guess the city"…Leipzig
Correct! Back to you!Leipzig HBF
Correct! Back to you!
ChisinauThanks - next up an inside shot:
Chisinau
Too easy... that's right!Seoul Suseo
Too easy... that's right!
The sole distinguishing feature seems to be that there is a loop but no second platform, so it took me a fair while to work it out using OpenRailwayMap. But I wouldn't have known where to start without your suggestion, so you win!Roslagsbanan and single track. Might be Kårsta?
The catenary poles are also a bit of a clue, it's one of the few places I've seen a single pole holding the wires for two tracks.The sole distinguishing feature seems to be that there is a loop but no second platform, so it took me a fair while to work it out using OpenRailwayMap. But I wouldn't have known where to start without your suggestion, so you win!
Roslagsbanan and single track. Might be Kårsta?
the loco is on the tourist line from Uppsala - Lennakatten. No idea which station though, but Google suggests Marielund.
Marielund is correct! I thought it would be appropriate after Kårsta. There once was a large narrow gauge (891 mm) network in eastern Uppland, but most of it is history now. Three parts still remain, Stockholm Ö-Kårsta/Österskär/Näsbypark is still used by suburban trains, Uppsala Ö-Faringe is used as a heritage railway and a bit further north we find Dannemora-Hargshamn that has been rebuilt to standard gauge and sees a few freight trains.the loco is on the tourist line from Uppsala - Lennakatten. No idea which station though, but Google suggests Marielund.