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Hello, I had posted some pictures of the Panama Canal mules in a recent topic. Now, you will find a new batch about the Panama Canal Railway Company, an historical train line. This company offers intermodal container services as well as a touristic passenger service between Colon and Panama City. During our stay in Panama, Louise and I took that train for a very nice ride along the Canal and Gatun Lake.        Click on the pictures to get larger sizes ! Click here to see all the pictures that I took. Click here to see further comments on my "Découverte" blog (in French).  And don't miss a visit on the Panama Canal Railway Company's official website  . The "History" section is very interesting. Pierre.
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Thank you for the nice and very interesting photos. 
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Fab shots indeed! Now get back to that layout from all that railfanning and build a diorama of this!  My best to you and Louise! - Mark |
DB DR FS NS SNCF c. 1950-65, fan of station architecture esp. from 1920-70.
In single point perspective, where do track lines meet?
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Bonjour Pierre
Some great pictures thanks ! I noticed that you have been to Krakow in 2011 - you took great tram pictures. I was in Krakow a month ago (in Dec (2012) and only manged a few some tram / train pics on the go. We picked up a fine for not autorizing our bus tickets back from the salt mine ... so you learn. |
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 Joined: 21/10/2004(UTC) Posts: 31,697 Location: United Kingdom
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Lovely pictures, Thanks for sharing.  |
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Originally Posted by: marklinsa  Bonjour Pierre
Some great pictures thanks ! I noticed that you have been to Krakow in 2011 - you took great tram pictures. I was in Krakow a month ago (in Dec (2012) and only manged a few some tram / train pics on the go. We picked up a fine for not autorizing our bus tickets back from the salt mine ... so you learn. Thanks Herman. I usually take train and aircraft pictures everywhere and when I have the opportunity. We escaped a fine last year at Venice when we took a public bus to the airport with a private company ticket ... There are tourist traps everywhere ! Pierre.
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Joined: 08/12/2004(UTC) Posts: 4,430 Location: Attiki Athens Greece
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The train have similar colors to the 37628 F7 Kansas City Southern.Very nice and bright.
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Originally Posted by: foumaro The train have similar colors to the 37628 F7 Kansas City Southern.Very nice and bright. You are right ! In fact, Panama Canal Railway Company is a joint venture between Kansas City Southern and Mi-Jack Products, a North America’s leading independent intermodal terminal operator. Pierre.
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