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CFR train on Oravita-Anina stone-cutted line.
Photo by Catalin Ghita, whitewolfcata@yahoo.com |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
Here it can be seen how sharp the curves can be. The minimum radius is around 100 m.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
But here concrete ties and 49 kgf/m line is used, excepted for the rail joints where still wood ties are used.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The scenery is amazing.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
Here it can be seen how sharp the curves can be. The minimum radius is around 100 m.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
Here it can be seen how sharp the curves can be. The minimum radius is around 100 m.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The lines runs through a rock-dug trench. And I think they used simple gunpowder to dig it as in the late 1850's I don't think that the dynamite was yet invented.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line runs through a rock-dug trench. And I think they used simple gunpowder to dig it as in the late 1850's I don't think that the dynamite was yet invented.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The lines runs through a rock-dug trench. And I think they used simple gunpowder to dig it as in the late 1850's I don't think that the dynamite was yet invented.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The lines runs through a rock-dug trench. And I think they used simple gunpowder to dig it as in the late 1850's I don't think that the dynamite was yet invented.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
But here concrete ties and 49 kgf/m line is used, excepted for the rail joints where still wood ties are used.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
Here it can be seen how sharp the curves can be. The minimum radius is around 100 m.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line uses mostly wooden ties and 40 kgf/m rail.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line passes between two buildings of a coal loading facility.
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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Track of the Oravita-Anina line.
The line passes between two buildings of a coal loading facility.
On the left building there can be seen the word "Roman". I presume there was the slogan "Traiasca Partidul Comunist Roman" (Long Live the Romanian Communist Party) :)
After the 1989 chenge of regime the only word that remained is "Roman" and it is better like it is now... :)
12 Jun 2003
Photo and scan: Dan Jiga (djiga@personal.ro) |
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