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German trains and small town Veysenburg
Writes Dmitry Chistoprudov:
Initially we planned to spend a day in Strasbourg, but the weather upset all plans. Direct trains from Landau in the day was not and we had to change trains in some Veysenburge. Then our train was canceled, we left an hour later, in the late docking and eventually spent three o'clock in the small Veysenburge (or Wissembourg), which, incidentally, is not a bit regret ...
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Buy a ticket, we were able only in the machine - building of the station was closed on December 25! Well, that was our brother, we would otherwise have to look for an interpreter to cope with the terminal.
I was convinced that the Germans had the schedule all very strict. But the weather was stronger than the German pedantry, and at 10 in the morning, our train came. Later, he even canceled.
Buy a ticket, we were able only in the machine - building of the station was closed on December 25! Well, that was our brother, we would otherwise have to look for an interpreter to cope with the terminal.
I was convinced that the Germans had the schedule all very strict. But the weather was stronger than the German pedantry, and at 10 in the morning, our train came. Later, he even canceled.
But the "service" of another. Compare these train our commuter train does not work, although the range of following them about one.
Impressive ride height - the platform in a 2-3 times lower than ours, and the gap between car and platform are not so cruel.
Inside the wagons fairly clean for the winter.
The train consists of four cars: two traction and two trailer. In front of a diesel engine, so the floor is raised here.
In our train did not sag and a hammer the day ...
In our train did not sag and a hammer the day ...
That's not clear what overpay for the business? The same chair, but other interior.
Each train has a civilized toilet. Something like the toilet on the plane, but three times more spacious.
Each train has a civilized toilet. Something like the toilet on the plane, but three times more spacious.
In another train appeared richer interior.
In the center of the car and in the aisles set recliners and bicycle carrier has special attachment.
In the driver's cab.
In the driver's cab.
Veysenburg.
Small, cozy and quiet town.
...
In some places, even fabulous.
French unaccustomed to snow chain is mounted on wheels ... The spikes are prohibited in Europe.
...
Several times the impression that we were walking on the set among the sets for any film.
But no, the real people live here ...
Remembering our Moscow region Metrogorodok, I want to stay here forever.
Beauty!
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It is surprising how harmonious look, all these signs.
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Coming out of a shop, we met a gay Frenchman who previously worked as a diplomat in Novosibirsk, Russia drove all from Moscow to Vladivostok, and even still is watch commander.
He took us around the city, telling all sorts of stories about his life, about work in Russia and about Veysenburg, and in the end walks invited us to his home for dinner and offered accommodation.
But we still really wanted to get that day to Strasbourg.
...
Another "Russian" - dog named Smirnov Vodka.
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...
Well, well, that the train was canceled, otherwise we would not walk on the miraculous town. True to view Strasbourg we eventually just left a half hour
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Initially we planned to spend a day in Strasbourg, but the weather upset all plans. Direct trains from Landau in the day was not and we had to change trains in some Veysenburge. Then our train was canceled, we left an hour later, in the late docking and eventually spent three o'clock in the small Veysenburge (or Wissembourg), which, incidentally, is not a bit regret ...
37 photos
Buy a ticket, we were able only in the machine - building of the station was closed on December 25! Well, that was our brother, we would otherwise have to look for an interpreter to cope with the terminal.
I was convinced that the Germans had the schedule all very strict. But the weather was stronger than the German pedantry, and at 10 in the morning, our train came. Later, he even canceled.
Buy a ticket, we were able only in the machine - building of the station was closed on December 25! Well, that was our brother, we would otherwise have to look for an interpreter to cope with the terminal.
I was convinced that the Germans had the schedule all very strict. But the weather was stronger than the German pedantry, and at 10 in the morning, our train came. Later, he even canceled.
But the "service" of another. Compare these train our commuter train does not work, although the range of following them about one.
Impressive ride height - the platform in a 2-3 times lower than ours, and the gap between car and platform are not so cruel.
Inside the wagons fairly clean for the winter.
The train consists of four cars: two traction and two trailer. In front of a diesel engine, so the floor is raised here.
In our train did not sag and a hammer the day ...
In our train did not sag and a hammer the day ...
That's not clear what overpay for the business? The same chair, but other interior.
Each train has a civilized toilet. Something like the toilet on the plane, but three times more spacious.
Each train has a civilized toilet. Something like the toilet on the plane, but three times more spacious.
In another train appeared richer interior.
In the center of the car and in the aisles set recliners and bicycle carrier has special attachment.
In the driver's cab.
In the driver's cab.
Veysenburg.
Small, cozy and quiet town.
...
In some places, even fabulous.
French unaccustomed to snow chain is mounted on wheels ... The spikes are prohibited in Europe.
...
Several times the impression that we were walking on the set among the sets for any film.
But no, the real people live here ...
Remembering our Moscow region Metrogorodok, I want to stay here forever.
Beauty!
...
...
It is surprising how harmonious look, all these signs.
...
Coming out of a shop, we met a gay Frenchman who previously worked as a diplomat in Novosibirsk, Russia drove all from Moscow to Vladivostok, and even still is watch commander.
He took us around the city, telling all sorts of stories about his life, about work in Russia and about Veysenburg, and in the end walks invited us to his home for dinner and offered accommodation.
But we still really wanted to get that day to Strasbourg.
...
Another "Russian" - dog named Smirnov Vodka.
...
...
Well, well, that the train was canceled, otherwise we would not walk on the miraculous town. True to view Strasbourg we eventually just left a half hour
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