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June 1960. Nowegian State Railways steam locomotive class 21b, no 373 pulls
into Grimstad with a freight train. On the docks in Grimstad a ship awaits
the last six carloads of iron ore so it can leave for Germany. A BM87 railcar
with the small egg-like baggagecar type Gx is waiting for the 21b to clear
the tracks so it can leave for Rise, where the Grimstad-line meets the line
from Arendal. Grimstad is a sleepy little small town on the south coast
of Norway with a railway that serves the community with freight and passenger
services. This page is dedicated to my interpretation of how the line looked in real life only with a few adjustments to add to the operational interest. I hope you will join me in my quest to capture a typical norwegian short line in the beginning of the 60's. |
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