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MichaelSAL74
11 months ago

cozy ride, I can sleep or read a good book without making me sick

Soracent
11 months ago

Do you like trains?

Yes, I travel daily by trains from SBB and BLS and literally by train from DB (ICE).

On a normal working day I am about 1h by train this is about a distance of 80KM

On a non-normal working day or weekend I usually put back 8h on the train so several hundred kilometers a day.

On the trains, however, I like the long-distance traffic of SBB and DB, but this is only because the 1st. Class in the compositions is usually at the front or back and not in the middle as with most BLS trains, but also because a train will quickly be full because it stops at several stations and therefore needs longer for the routes.

dvdfan
11 months ago

“I like trains!”

(In the asdf universe, of course, you should not say this sentence.)

In winter I find freight trains rather bad because the much cold winds do.

But otherwise trains are cool. I’m working on the tracks and I can watch trains from the closest place every day. Sometimes, drive cars, locomotives or whole trains come by with interesting or unusual design. Mostly from abroad, another local service or because a Uraltlok depends on it.

And if it fits, or just looks good, I’ll take a picture.

And if it’s just because of the length that’s going well over here.

guru61
11 months ago
Reply to  dvdfan

A short move!

🙂

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dvdfan
11 months ago
Reply to  guru61

And double stick.

In the pasen ja gaaaaanz many people fit in.

They’d all be late for the DB. 😅

dvdfan
11 months ago

Cool! 👍

guru61
11 months ago

IC1, St. Gallen – Geneva Airport and back: Geneva Airport 5 minutes turning time and St. Gallen 15 minutes, with cleaning.
This trip he makes two times a day.

BahnexperteAUT
11 months ago

So I could hardly imagine a life without trains.

Because I’m traveling daily with the ÖBB trains.

In addition, I also love my train day.

I drive to Salzburg in Vienna and drive to Klagenfurt in 1 hour. until I get back to Vienna in the evening.

The point is to spend as much as possible on the train.

3 times, why do I work at ÖBB? I don’t have to explain that, because I have 😉

Giovanni47
11 months ago

Of course. I’ve been working on the train for over 46 years, and I’m still very happy with the trains, right now.

JochenOWL
11 months ago

I only rarely travel by train – at least as long as I consider it a “public transport” because I would have to, from my place of residence, drive over twenty kilometers before I would be at the nearest station.

Special trips with historical trains I like to make or drive, perhaps once/year, with the narrow track on the bridge (mountain in the resin).

LG

adviser103
11 months ago

If you have no driver’s license or car, it’s more or less appropriate.

Dunloghaire
11 months ago

I like trains, especially with steam locomotive

Apache206
11 months ago

What to say great about means of movement? They encourage people, unfortunately, quite unreliable.

JochenOWL
11 months ago
Reply to  Apache206

What to say? Hello train 😉

guru61
11 months ago
Reply to  Apache206

Not in Switzerland!
25. March 2024 I drove the following:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/r_walther/roN8Qr39S6

https://www.flickr.com/gp/r_walther/8W32S47383

Bus, ICN, Regio, funicular. All matched and with a trillium

twinax
11 months ago

I find refined trains at chess really horny!

Regelblutung007
11 months ago

Nice.

Johannes17Vers3
11 months ago

I like her. It was an invention of faulty people, but it had a lot of good,

Velbert2
11 months ago

Yeah, if they’re not too loud.

PeterP58
11 months ago

No! I’d rather fly if I have to travel long distances!

pupsnase2
11 months ago

I hate trains. I don’t like driving

Rheinflip
11 months ago

As a rule, I say, “damn again too late.”

Regelblutung007
11 months ago
Reply to  Rheinflip

32 seconds?