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Bocq Railway - Belgium Bridge over a motorway in the Bocq Railway. Both the railway line and the bridge can hardly be seen amidst the forestry. Dorinne=Duval-Yvoir - 26/08/2001 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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Bocq Railway - Belgium Most of the track on this non-rebuilt part of the line originates from 1926. It's impossible to run a train over this section... Dorinne=Duval-Yvoir - 26/08/2001 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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Bocq Railway - Belgium Just before Yvoir is a long (1050m) tunnel. It is said that the train of Hitler took shelter in this tunnel during the attacks of the Germans on France in the second world war. Don't forget to bring your flashlight (as we did) when you want to walk through this tunnel! Dorinne=Duval-Yvoir - 26/08/2001 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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Bocq Railway - Belgium Exit of the long railway tunnel at the Yvoir end. The railway ends in the valley of the river Meuse. Dorinne=Duval-Yvoir - 26/08/2001 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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Bocq Railway - Belgium The railway station of Yvoir. On the right the Bocq railway starts towards Ciney. Yvoir - 26/08/2001 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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NMBS-SNCB (TSP) Bocqline (L128) Picture was taken in Dorinne Durval on 24-08-2003   Digital photo © by Davy Gijbels Visit HGBTF for Belgium railroads discussion & information

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Bocq Railway - Belgium The former railway station of Dorinne-Durnal, at this moment the end point of the museum railbus service from Ciney. Dorinne-Durnal - 26/08/2001 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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Bocq Railway - Belgium Timetable of the museum diesel motor car service from Ciney to Dorinne-Durnal, operated by the TSP/PFT. Dorinne-Durnal - 26/08/2001 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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Bocq Railway - Belgium Only 20km/h! The tracks in the station of Dorinne-Durnal are of a very bad quality. The museum motor car actually stops at the end of the yard, where the double track becomes a single line again. Dorinne-Durnal - 26/08/2001 Digital photo by Marco van Uden