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Spule 4
Location : Tennessee, USA
 | Subject: Austrian station question Sun Feb 08, 2009 2:50 pm | |
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Quick question regarding Austiran and Austria-Hungarian stations.
Did the small typical Austrian stations on the Narrow Gauge lines have restroom/toilet blocks outside of the station? I have seen little evidence of this, in fact, the only one I can remember is the one at the former Austrian station where Luka lived in the film "Zivot je cudo".
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clive_t

Location : Portsmouth, England
 | Subject: Re: Austrian station question Sun Feb 08, 2009 5:24 pm | |
| I would think either Bruce or Andy MzB would know this. In the meantime, not sure if this will help, but there is a directory in Railfan-Europe.net that covers pics of various Austrian stations: http://www.railfaneurope.net/pix/at/station/pix.htmlPossibly something in there might be of use? _________________ Cheers,
Clive
Fat Controller of the Great Unfinished Railway, formerly the S&CGR
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Guest Guest
 | Subject: Re: Austrian station question Sun Feb 08, 2009 5:41 pm | |
| Hmmm ... toilets are not my specialist subject, but the main stations (standard and narrow gauge) tend to have toilets as part of the main building, whilst smaller halts have no toilets at all. The toilets on a lot of the older Austrian narrow gauge coaches have no flushing facility. There is a large jug of water next to the toilet for swilling down the pan ... the guard checks occasionally and fills the jugs at the next large station.  |
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Spule 4
Location : Tennessee, USA
 | Subject: Re: Austrian station question Sun Feb 08, 2009 9:09 pm | |
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Guest Guest
 | Subject: Re: Austrian station question Sun Feb 08, 2009 9:41 pm | |
| That's a damn good site Garrett. Never seen that before. The Bregenzerwaldbahn was notorius for landslides which was the reason it closed completely in 1980. Pic #9 shows a 2095 that has plunged into the Bregenzerache ... This (I believe) is 2095.05 (circa 1962) that was all but written off in the accident, but as the 2095's were still being built at the time, it re-emerged as practically a new loco.  |
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clive_t

Location : Portsmouth, England
 | Subject: Re: Austrian station question Sun Feb 08, 2009 10:14 pm | |
| _________________ Cheers,
Clive
Fat Controller of the Great Unfinished Railway, formerly the S&CGR
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Guest Guest
 | Subject: Re: Austrian station question Sun Feb 08, 2009 11:06 pm | |
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Spule 4
Location : Tennessee, USA
 | Subject: Re: Austrian station question Fri May 15, 2009 3:19 am | |
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Guest Guest
 | Subject: Re: Austrian station question Wed Jul 28, 2010 1:52 am | |
| I've seen a train movie of last 4 decades and it portrait the entire Europe routes. Most of them have restroom built in narrow gauge, considering the fact that around 90% of them are narrow. ______________________ Each individual has compelling reasons to love model railroading. But beneath these varied reasons are common threads that make it an awesome hobby everyone. The Australian Model Train Guide |
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