A train from EmmenbrĂĽcke is just arrived in Schlatt on a railway siding. Now it begins the unloading of slag in a landfill.

Re 6/6 11610 is pulling a train with empty petrol waggons over the Aare River, as it's passing the old hospital and is about to pass the Station of Solothurn West

Re 6/6 # 11676 "Zurzach" is probably the best kept of the series and a welcome sight. She is pulling a southbound freight, together with a Re 4/4 II, on the uppermost level at Wassen.

Container to Gallarate with one of only two locomotives that cover the old colors and still have round headlights .

A very unique view is a Re 6/6 locomotive, pulling a passenger train! Decades ago, this was daily business on the Gotthard line, but since january 2003 this six axle 10600 HP "powerhouses&quo... (more)

A very unique view is a Re 6/6 locomotive, pulling a passenger train! Decades ago, this was daily business on the Gotthard line, but since january 2003 this six axle 10600 HP "powerhouses&quo... (more)

The SBB Cargo Re 6/6 11663 (one of only two Re 6/6 remaining the green paint scheme) is leading a special train with six firstclass coaches and one parlor car over the Gotthard line.

Back in the days.... In 1997, Sisikon at Lake Lucerne is still free of any noise protecting walls. In 1997, SBB is not spilt up between "Cargo" and "Personenverkehr". In 1997, ... (more)

A diverted freigth train Schaffhauen - Konstanz – Singen (Hohentwiel) along of a part of Lake Constance.

An Re 10/10, led by Re 6/6 11664 passing Wassen with a container train and at the end of the consist Ae 6/6 - 11411. Luckily an RABDe 500 didn´t ruin the image.

A rather rare sihgt on Saturdays are gravel trains. Re 6/6 11624 (with missing blazon of "Rothrist") and Re 421 393 have passed Gotthard and are on the way back with their empty train to... (more)

Re 6/6 # 11613 "Rapperswil" is pulling the heavy cement freighttrain 62479 from Wildegg to Limmattal shunting yard, between Wildegg and Holderbank, with Wildegg castel from the 13th century.

In a patch of sun, one of very few in our time on the Gotthard, an RE 10/10 combination with 11678 and 11280 climb the north ramp of the Gotthard pass at Gurtnellen.