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Travels 2023
On 7. January 2023 by WebmasterAn Early start of the year: Sylvester. Lodz (PL) – January We started the year with a visit to Lodz (PL). Some photos were actually taken on the last day of the year 2022. Brus Museum was visited again and also Chochianowice and Telefoniczna depots. Little time was availble to chase tram in the town
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Museum Trams in Hainaut and the Ardennes
On 4. September 2022 by WebmasterWhilst preparing the “from the archive” posts from our old website trammuseum.net we noticed that we had only shown a small selection of photos there dealing with the museum trams of ASVi and TTA (and the commercial Grottes de Han operation). We have put them all together here including much additional material, old and new
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from the Archive: Schepdaal Tram Museum over the years
On 3. September 2022 by WebmasterFor many years we ran the trammuseum.net website. For a long time it was the unofficial homepage of the museum (because there was nothing else available). When the museum was leased out by De Lijn (they already have a much larger tram/transport museum in Antwerp) the new operators objected to us running this page with
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Travels 2022 – Part I
On 1. September 2022 by WebmasterAs usual we present a selection of photos taken during our travels. At the end of August we managed to do a few photos showing the U-Bahn (metro) and S-Bahn (suburban electric) in Hamburg – making use of the 9 Euro Germany-wide monthly pass. Hamburg (DE) In July we visited Lodz again and then also
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Travels 2021 – Part I
On 21. August 2021 by WebmasterCovid is still with us so there have been almost no trips this year. The closure (for regauging) of the scenic interurban between Liberec and Jablonec (CZ) in July allowed a long weekend and also was the testing ground for my new camera (the old one broke down early last year but I still managed
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Travels 2020 – Part III
On 20. October 2020 by WebmasterA long weekend in Lodz (PL) to ride museum GT6 #805 and a visit to the rebuilt tramway in Gorzow (PL). In Lodz we visited Rzgow to see the newly installed Konstal #3459 and a visit to ZTiS (the permanent way depot) allowed an inspection of the new workscar #92338. The main workshops at Tramwajowa
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Travels 2020 – Part I
On 26. September 2020 by WebmasterA weekend in Liberec (CZ) with a very short drive-by of Goerlitz (DE) took place in January. Covid-19 made all the other planned travels impossible but in August the tramway museum at Schoenberger Strand (DE) near Kiel was visited. New year, new photo layout – click any of the preview images to go to full
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Travels 2020 – Part II
On 26. September 2020 by WebmasterDespite Covid-19 a train trip to Sweden was arranged in September. Goeteborg (SE) was the main target but the train allowed convenient stops in Landskrona (SE) and Lund (SE) to see the single trolleybus and new tramway lines there. We saw 4 of the 5 trolleybuses in Landskrona. Lund is to open in December 2020
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Travels 2018 – Part II (Romania, Moldova, Ukraine, Denmark & VDVA Sofia)
On 12. August 2018 by WebmasterThis trip took us from Odessa to Chisinau by car. We started in Odessa, went to Moldova and then drove around Romania in a big circle ending up in Moldova & Transnistria again. Here you will see photos from Rasinari – Timisoara – Targu Jiu – Craiova – Ploiesti – Braila – Galati – Vaslui
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Travels 2018 – Part I (Denmark, Ukraine, VDVA Belgrade & Germany)
On 31. May 2018 by WebmasterWe started the year with a visit to the National Tramway Museum in Denmark to witness the big celebrations there (40 years!) with a short side-trip to Aarhus. In May we went to Ukraine again. We had travelled to most of the countries’s systems before but we had never managed to go East of Charkiw