RomaniaDej: The city of Dej, located in the Transylvanian mountains (in German: Siebenbuergen - seven castles), although never had a castle, but two big roundhouses in the depot. One of the roundhouses still stands today and is home for a few steam locomotives, sadly all unoperational today. In the early 90s it was different: with 150.139 and 230.299 two operational engines were available for special trains, but run very rare. In addition, the depot has to offer very interesting locomotives at the scrap yard.
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| 150.139 waiting for next service. | 150.139 on the line Vama - Moldovita (Oct.1999). | |
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| Typical houses in the Carpathians at Deia. | 230.299 on the from Sighetu to Salva in Northern Romania. | |
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| 230.299 at the bridge near Sacel (Sept.1995). | 230.299 at the border between Romania und Ukraine near Sighetu. | |
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| 231.050, a German construction, at the scrap yard of Dej. | A 4-8-8-4 diesel locomotive built by Henschel in Germany. |