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Steam power and trains in modern Russia
Russia has a history of railway electrification dating back to the 1930s, leading to the retirement of their last steam locomotives by the 1970s. However the distinctive smell of burning coal has not disappeared from the Russian Railways – just take a walk down the platform at any railway station.
Posted in Trains
Tagged coal, food and drink, instant noodles, railway electrification, Russia, Russian Railways, tea, winter
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Playing it safe on the railways of Russia
On the railways of Russia I saw plenty of signs warning against walking on the tracks, but it appears that nobody pays any attention to them.
Posted in Trains
Tagged level crossings, out the train window, Russia, Russian Railways, safety
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Railfan’s guide to Budapest, Hungary
My visit to Budapest was stop number three on my trip across Europe, and I stayed there for a few days – the city has plenty to see, and you won’t be able to visit all of the locations below in a single day.