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On The Romanian Ng Turda – Abrud In 1995
In the early 1960s, I was working in Romania for a British company, but my railway interests were somewhat inhibited by the recognition that my career prospects would not be improved if I were to be thrown out of the country for taking photographs et
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Back Track
Eljas Pölhö writes: The mystery 4-6-2 on page 62 is Denver & Rio Grande Western No. 1006 (Baldwin 39149 of Jan 1913), later No. 800. The complete class was Nos 1001-1006 (Baldwin 39144-39149 of Jan 1913). They were reclassified from 261 to P44 and re
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Blowing Hot And Cold
First, the cold, the very cold. At the turn of 1991-92 we spent nine days in northeastern China photographing trains hauled by JS class 2-8-2s on the Tonghua-Baihe railway. As was typical of China at the time, the passengers and frequent freight work

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