I took this movie putting my digital camera on a freight boggie called "chi" and EF 60 electric locomotive pushed it.
EF 60 took a break at the station.
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Located in Hakuba Japan 1998 Nagano winter olympic venue.
When I cook some apple jam, I just use some apples, squeezed lemon, some sugar and some stick cinnamon. That's all. No additions, preservatives at all. Sometimes people say they add some water to simmer but I don't add any water. I just leave apples and sugar together in a pan for 1-2 hours, then some water come out from the apples, then it's time for me to start simmering the pan for hours until it's done. But anyway, it's not a small amount as you see, it takes entire day from early in the morning throughout late evening.
When I was a small kid, I always wished I could meet Santa Clause when he visited me to ask how he could visit me by a sleigh pulled by reindeers. But you know, small kids can not keep awaken so late, I was to fell asleep all the time then found a red boot full of presents beside my pillow next morning.
Put some waterbond then color powder. Then again waterbond by a syringe to glue the powder better.
Put some balast to hide the rail edge as it was outstanding than I supposed.
Touch the balast slightly by a brush to make it flatter and calmer by lightening there. Later pour some waterbond there to glue it better. My far sighted eyes hurt!!!
This train went uphill after Immedingen or Tuttulingen if I remember correctly for Augsburg. The locomotive was probably DB-111 series electric locomotive. This train ran in the Schwaltzewalt full of Christmas trees. Comfortable joint noise kept going. : March 1984
BUT
Sometimes things go like this. This train was from Lindau for some plural destinations and ran left!! (Picture taken in August 1982) Wondered how it happened? If some trains ran left while others do right, they must crash!!!! I guess perhaps it depends on the province or whatever causes. While this things happen, also wonder how they switch trains and where.
Actually in other countries around Germany, trains always seem to go left as well as in Japan. When I rid on a T.E.E "Rheingold" , it also ran right there. They must have some switching place somewhere to go outside of Germany but don't remember where and how it was managed....