Trains

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For those interesting in railroad modeling, a set of images from USA, credit Jack N.

[Jicehem]

Hi mate,

Beautiful pictures that are very interesting. Thank you very much.

Jicehem

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I am happy you like it, I will post some more from Serbia

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Images of trains in Serbia, all taken this year.

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More from Serbia Note also old water tower from the steam times 

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And last three images in this turn are images of so called 'blue train' which was personnel train of comrade Tito. Displayed in open at main railroad station at Belgrade.

[Jicehem]

Thank you for pictures, mate.
I partcularly like the blue loc. I don't understand what is written on it : Model ? Serial number ? Designation ?
There are also very colourful vehicules. Is there a Railway museum in Serbia ?

Jicehem

[draken35]

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Not me understand meaning, I know that JŽ (JZ) mean Jugoslovenska Železnica ( Yugoslav Railroad). Letter Ž is read like French J on first place in word ( like Jean is read as Žan). There is railroad museum in Pancevo but I never visit it. Do you need anything particular?

[Jicehem]

Thank you for information. That was only interest for railway which I like.

Jicehem

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Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, images taken July this year 

[Jicehem]

Hi mate,  

Thank you for these nice pictures.  
Did you travel in the Tennessee Valley in July ?

Jicehem

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No, my friend from USA, mentioned in photo credit in first post.

[Jicehem]

That was a joke, beacause it's a dream for me to visit Railway Museums in USA...

Jicehem

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[Second Air Force]

That was a joke, beacause it's a dream for me to visit Railway Museums in USA...

Jicehem

If ever you are able to come to the US for a railway visit, make certain to ride the Durango-to-Silverton narrow gauge excursion in Colorado. Ellen and I rode this route in 1991 and it has some of the most beautiful and breathtaking scenery in the Rocky Mountains. The steam locomotives are wonderful and so is the rolling stock.