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My travel in Sweden:
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Content:Sorry, most of the links are in Swedish, maybe you can use a translater. |
Katrineholm:When we waiting for the train to go back to Stockholm we took a walk in Katrineholm and to the locomotive garage. |
Katrineholm:Maria guide me around in Katrineholm, she was born here. But what did she said ? I have forgotten, must ask here again. More to read about Katrineholm at Wikipedia:
The big square of Katrineholm with shops and restaurants.
Maria: More to read about Göran Persson at Wikipedia:
The store Magasinet.
Maria: More to read about Mariakyrkan at Wikipedia:
Maria: More to read about Katrineholms kyrka at Wikipedia:
Maria: More to read about Katrineholms stad (and Town House) at Wikipedia:
After the walk in Katrineholm we go back to the train, we don't want to miss the departure. |
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Locomotive garage:A few hundred meters from Katrineholm's railway station there is a locomotive garage that we want to see. A power outlet for the parked trains. Ouu ... we see that they have a lot of work to do here.
Maria: The railway turntable, they use it to direct the locomotive to correct garage. I have somewhere read that they sometimes are powered by steam. I don't know if this one is that. At Wikipedia you find more information about railway turntable:
What is this exiting thing ? Manufactured 1909 at Örebro Centralverkstäderna. At Wikipedia you find more information about Örebro Centralverkstäderna:
Now it looks if the steam locomotive are ready to take us home to Stockholm. Ready to go home:Filled with some cubic meters of fresh water and had just been lubricated. |
Hard to tell what this is, but I can see some of the letters and I think it's a over heater. Flen:Lights, are they powered by carbid, gas or electric ?
Västberga industrial area:Back home in the evening, I asked about how much coal we have used on this 300 km trip, answer: 4 ton The END
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