Hello!
Hi, I'm new here and hope to make some new online friends. I'm from Uruguay, railways were first introduced here by British companies and we still have and cherish a few pretty old steam locomotives. Here is one, just in case anyone cares about those beauties:
http://www.railwayinternational.com/...eam/index.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHmRgSfWwy4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8ovInsFMko Have a great day everybody! Raider |
Hello Raider, and a warm welcome to the forum.
Regards, 62440. |
That steam loco that the caption on the first link states that is awaiting restoration is a real beauty, looks very modern and German! me likes :)
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Welcome to the Forum Raider. Thank you for the links. Look forward to further posts.
Best wishes, John H-T. |
Hello Raider, and welcome to the Railway Forum. Some interesting photos and video that you have posted. Did Uruguay ever run Garratts? Most of South American countries did but I don't have any information about Uruguay.
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Welcome to the Forum Raider.
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Good morning Raider, a big welcome to the Forum,good to have you on board.
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Thanks everybody!
As for Garratts, I do not know really. The steam trains that I remember were moved by Henschel and Beyer Peacock locomotives. Here you may find better info: http://lfu1.tripod.com/AUAR.html http://lfu1.tripod.com/index-6.html I'll try to find better sources for you. Have a great day. Raider |
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Again, I'm sure you know the site but just in case: http://www.steam.dial.pipex.com/americas.htm#Uruguay Raider |
Thanks Raider, I had a good read through the sites you gave me and there is no mention of a garratt of any type. I must admit that I'm surprised as most of S America used Garrett's at one time or another.
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