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ManiI remember visiting the ZTS (Zonal Training School) with my dad, who was a personnel officer in CR. There was this huge model set in the middle of the room with blocks, points and signals; as a kid it was quite awesome. I'm sure it would be still awesome to me and all other rail nuts. Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 15 07:38:57 +0000 |
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Roni
Very nice pic! Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 14 08:03:28 +0000 |
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ApurvaThe location of this picture is the Surawali Halt located between Madgaon and Majorda. The train is the afternoon Vasco - Kulem passenger. Just in case anyone want to visit 'heaven'. Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 12 18:22:37 +0000 |
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ApurvaThese are three WDG 3As hauling a 58 strong BOXN rake filled to the brim with coal. The train is coming from the Vasco harbour and moving towards Braganza ghat at Majorda Jn. The leading loco is a baldie, while the other two have angular short hoods. Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 12 18:06:19 +0000 |
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MdsouzaTriple engine is not a rare sight when such goods train pass through Braganza Ghats everyday. These Loco's have to pull these wagons as they climb the ghat Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 12 10:26:21 +0000 |
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SandeepThis picture is a legend. Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 08 15:44:45 +0000 |
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SandeepYou don't wanna travel in second class when it is Holi Time in India. Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 08 15:41:49 +0000 |
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SandeepAdding to my previous comment, Bokaro shatabdi comes headed with a bandamunda(BNDM)WDM2 and switches to electric traction at Bokaro with a WAPx loco from Howrah or Gomoh and rarely Kanpur. Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 08 15:32:54 +0000 |
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shashanka (stormcatcher)i seem to get all the kudos for pics took by my friends, i just upload them. this pic was actually taken by the other 2 of the HYB trio gautam p and lakshman Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 08 12:50:06 +0000 |
Mani
As a kid, I saw the WCM-5 as a 'cat' and the monster WCM-1 as a 'huge dog' what with their muzzle-like noses. I still recall the earth-shaking vibrations they used to cause when leading a train into Dadar. Pity, they are gone, never to be seen again.
Posted by Guest on 2003 Oct 15 07:42:08 +0000