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| En route to Place Comedie |
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| On the crossing in f ront of Gare St Roch |
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| Working its way through the Old Town |
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| At the terminus of the route tothe Plage |
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| Yet another snazzy livery |
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| Historical photos in one of the tram shelters |
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| Logo of the tramway |
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| Many of the trams have famous faces on them - this one is the composer Messiane |
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| Passing the city walls near the station |
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| Busy tram stop outside the city walls |
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| Route one on its way to Gare St Roch terminus |
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| Clean, tidy and spacious interior |
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| Seventeen brand new poles planted, currently the OHL is being attached to them, Bowes-Lyon bridge being prepared for re-painting. |
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| 298 on 12 February progress on bodywork |
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| 298 Repaired wheels returned from contractor |
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| Interior of central section of interurban cars showing ticket machine, awkward stairs with a ramp |
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| The central section seems like a 'play pen' |
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| 244 on route 4 to Zellerau |
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| Tram train on route 4 to Sonderau, big mirror! |
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| No 107 which runs a small city tour at its outer terminus (temporary) |
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| Very bright no 369 alongside our tour car 121 |
A visit to a rather remote tansport museum based in a former army tank depot in the middle of nowhere.
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| Buses, Trolleybuses and Trams. We had a very short ride on 432 |
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| No 6 beingt used as the site cafe |
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| A hefty overhead wagon |
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