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Americas Railway Photographs (not including USA and Canada)

Cuba

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  • Date : 28 Jun 2005, catalogued 28 May 2011
  • Photographer : Stewart Hughes
  • Medium : email digital image, image location 100-0009 Australia
  • Description : Stewart writes:
    I've just been cycling in Cuba - that's me on the right with a mate, Nigel. There is a place in Cuba called Australia - it's a now defunct sugar mill. This is (I think) a Baldwin of some description - I'm sure some of your correspondents will fill in the details. I'll send you some more shots soon. I'm off to the UK for a couple of months on Saturday - more shots of UK steam will be coming your way!!


The Panama Canal

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  • Date : 08 Jan 2015, catalogued 19 Feb 2016
  • Photographer : John Hurst
  • Medium : digital camera (Canon EOS600D), image location 20150108-065222
  • Description : Ships are guided through the Panama canal by electric locos known as "mules". Here we see one winched up to the cruise ship MV Prinsendam.


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  • Date : 08 Jan 2015, catalogued 19 Feb 2016
  • Photographer : John Hurst
  • Medium : digital camera (Canon EOS600D), image location 20150108-065251
  • Description : A herd of mules. Or is is a "dock of mules"?


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  • Date : 08 Jan 2015, catalogued 19 Feb 2016
  • Photographer : John Hurst
  • Medium : digital camera (Canon EOS600D), image location 20150108-070439
  • Description : A mule hard at work.


South America

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  • Date : 16 Jan 2015, catalogued 30 Oct 2015
  • Photographer : John Hurst
  • Medium : digital camera (Canon EOS600D), image location 20150116-072622
  • Description : A rather decrepit looking 0-4-0 tank stands at the entrance to the docks at the port of General San Martin, Peru. Thought to be a Fowler, but in very bad condition.


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  • Date : 18 Jan 2015, catalogued 30 Oct 2015
  • Photographer : John Hurst
  • Medium : digital camera (Canon EOS600D), image location 20150118-125656
  • Description : Esslingen No.4127 2-8-2 Abt tank loco built in 1924 for the Arica-La Paz railway in Chile/Peru. Preserved in Arica.


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  • Date : 18 Jan 2015, catalogued 30 Oct 2015
  • Photographer : John Hurst
  • Medium : digital camera (Canon EOS600D), image location 20150118-125727
  • Description : Motion detail of Esslingen No.4127 2-8-2 Abt tank loco built in 1924 for the Arica-La Paz railway in Chile/Peru. This loco was not well preserved from seabird droppings!


The Train at the End of the World

On our circumnavigation of South America, we called in at the port of Ushuaia, and went for a trip on the so-called Train at the End of the World, a narrow guage steam-hauled tourist railway that started life as a convict-built railway to fetch wood for the smelters in Ushuaia. Here are some photos from that day.

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