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Brienz and Rothorn Bahn Mountain Railway. Part 1.

A trip up the Steam worked, 2ft 7 1/2 inch, Brienz and Rothorn Mountain Railway, in Switzerland. First part, is from Brienz Station, at an altitude of 1856 ft above sea level, to Planalp, an inter...  
 
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fiddleup (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Truly....one of the most beautiful train rides you can take!!....Going to Meiringen again in june....can't wait to get up the rothorn again!!
Thanks for posting this....got me all excited!!
69moparman (2 years ago) Show Hide
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beautiful place!
icebsc (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I live there.
drunktarutaru (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Wish there was more shots of Planalp itself, apparently my entire family originates from there. According to legend the small village was leveled by an avalanche leaving only one survivor. I've heard several variations of how he was named but all of them basicly end up the same. He was from Planalp...or Ab Planalp. Hence my last name, Abplanalp.
PhilipGriffin1234 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Wow, interesting bit of history there.

My apologies I didn't get any other shots of Planalp. We were only there for a few minutes, so there wasn't really any time to have a look round.
drunktarutaru (2 years ago) Show Hide
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I read that the train doesn't stop long and people only ride it to get to Rothorn. I think Planalp's history only means something to Abplanalps hehe. But its nice to see what the area looks like.
cograilfan (2 years ago) Show Hide
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yea, know they are built with scilencers so that the awful noise is smoothed out
PhilipGriffin1234 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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I agree. I said they sounded like a traction engine. Apparently according to my dad, as these were built in the 90s, the original engines, and the 30's batch, sound more like a proper steam engine. Also all the Snowdon engines, came from Switzerland.
AndreiTupolev (1 year ago) Show Hide
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At least you're guaranteed steam traction. At Snowdon you might end up with one of the diesels both ways, and they sound like over-worked construction plant.
JimTLonW6 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Very enjoyable video.

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