მომხმარებლების მიერ დაწერილი კომენტარები Hagues98

A face only a mother could love...

Yes, in the UK we have multiple railways which aren't part of the mainline. They are just for tourist trains and lots have steam locomotives. This one is - https://kwvr.co.uk/ You can read more there.

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Quote (East, 24.09.2024):
> Poor locomotive

This one was in better condition than some others)

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2M62, thankfully there are more 2TE10s and 2M62s here)

And I hope it's about the loco as well, being called an American is about as bad as it can get haha))

Quote (Danik_13, 20.09.2024):
> Красота!

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Quote (fflix116, 20.09.2024):
> Поезд номер 55

Are you sure it's 55? I think it's 95 as it was taken at the scheduled time for that train. I just forgot to change the number when I copied it from another photo.

Quote (Vivan755, 11.08.2024):
> Yes, 2002 year of factoring, carburator + self-installed LPG equipment

Very interesting!

Crazier Thank you!

Vivan, is it your 2107? I have a soft spot for Vaz cars, I nearly bought a 2103 in June but I need to work out how to get it back to the UK haha.

Quote (Marat Elektrichka, 10.08.2024):
> he's talking some bullshit.

I guessed haha

Very nice photo!

Quote (Dima82, 10.08.2024):
> Так-то англичанин - это советское качество.

If this is about Soviet quality engineering then yes! It's amazing to see them still hauling mainline freight after so many years. Translation for me of that was a little vague.


Quote (Skorapino, 10.08.2024):
> I hope I'll have a chance to see them in service too.

The trip I took was quite easy to do and without confrontation but obviously there are risks... It's a great area to for people into trains)

After waiting for over an hour in the lovely evening sun I was finally rewarded with a very old girl in new paint!

Is it common for 2/3M62's to go to Belarus still from Russia?

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Cool place!

A day out in West and North Yorkshire to see historic towns and villages isn't complete without a few photos of trains. Amongst the local passenger trains GBRF's 66785 hauls a rake of stone hoppers from Arcow Quarry to Pendleton. Taken in a field full of Ragwort (yellow flowers and toxic for livestock) you can see tell-tale signs of the area. A "Drystone wall" which is really common in North and West Yorkshire and a skill that has been used for centuries to keep animals in fields. It's also worth noting the first hills of the Yorkshire Dales, an area of hills, moors and valleys which is one of the UK's many national parks.