Comments on the user's photos Hagues98

Yes, you are absolutely right!

Quote (IronJohn, 18.08.2022):
> Why???

In my personal opinion they are arriving in a lot of countries and it takes away the unique some Railways have. Whereas in a country such as Poland who build Gama's and Dragons etc, it's something country specific and truly Polish.
However the railways are not just for the trainspotter and have to be run so they work well at a good cost, so for this the vectron is perfect, especially for internation transport. It's amazing that one loco can leave Rotterdam in NL and stay on the train till Romania! :)

Цитата (Hagues98, 17.08.2022):
> Thankfully it's not a vectron, we don't want even more of them)))

Why???

Quote (SteFunKife DEMON est, 17.08.2022):
> Похож на немецкий Vectron

Thankfully it's not a vectron, we don't want even more of them)))

Похож на немецкий Vectron

Quote (Балтийский партизан, 15.08.2022):
> You encourage me to visit Poland in the future)

It's a great country for trainspotting, lots of loco's and liveries!
It's funny you should say that actually as Uzbekistan is one of the countries I'd like to visit most haha! :)

Thanks for the photo Richard! You encourage me to visit Poland in the future)

PKP Cargo ET22-910, the only ET22 to display such colours heads north to Gdansk with a rake of coal wagons.

Thanks :)

Nice

DB Cargo Poland 170-055 leads a dusty coal train southbound on line 131 "The Coal Line".

Thank you :)

Nice photo! Thanks for information!

GBRF 66785 leads a rake of empty coal wagons to Immingham port for loading with coal for one of the few UK coal-fired power stations left in action. 20 years ago coal trains passed here every hour, now that number is a couple a day at best.

I see, thank you!

Yes, potash is not going to Lithuania now, mainly in the spring they gave collective farms

Dodging the winter shadows 2TE10MK-3138 leads a long mixed freight out of Vaidotai yard and onto the line towards Lida in Belarus. I presume now this area is very quiet especially without the Belaruskali trains. Where does the potash end up now that it doesn't go to Klaipeda?

Haha!

Thank you!

Richard, you have obviously worsened the yields of local farmers! :)

Good photo!

CD Cargo 123 019 hauls a short mixed freight westbound through Stratov Ostrá in the last of the evening light.