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Issue 133
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Advertising
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Rubric: [Impressum]
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Preface: Chairman's notes
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Table of Contents
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Article: The Bahnmuseum Albula in Bergün
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Article: Jura Jaunts : Phil Emond uses his Swiss Pass to explore the Jura - and beyond
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Article: An 'Oldtimer' excursion
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Rubric: Where's Heidi?
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Article: Climbing to Stoos - the new line : Ernst B. Leutwiler reports on the steepest funicular in the world!
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Article: Two Elephants from Erstfeld
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Article: Full steam ahead for commuters : Mario Gavazzi makes his dream commuter trip
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Article: A geological challenge
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Article: Discovering Swiss happiness - almost! : John Yellowlees sets out to explore a different part of Switzerland
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Article: The 'Läufelfingerli' : never say die, or democracy in action
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Article: Suisse sur la Deûle - en dimanches
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Article: Rhätische Bahn observations : Michael Donovan takes his annual look at the Rhätische Bahn
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Article: Postcards from the top
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Article: First impressions. Switzerland 20-years-ago : David and Elizabeth Carpenter recall their first visit
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Article: Transport during 'The Emergency' : the impact of the Swiss National Emergency (WW2) on the nation's transport infrastructure
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Rubric: Photo gallery
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Article: Alps and lakes extravaganza : the second part of Robert H. Foster's description of his meticulously planned annual excursion to Lake Como in Italy
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Rubric: Swiss news
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Article: There is a view : Nick Kent's mountaintop frustrations
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Article: Small is beautiful : Mario Gavazzi reports on a special weekend on the Sarnersee
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Article: A railway to Arosa
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Article: Bürgenstock funicular reopens
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Rubric: Modelling news
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Article: Building a SBB/BLS Schalthaus : Boyd Misstear tackles this 5-part resin HO scale model from Tilly Models (87065)
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Rubric: Society pages
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Book review: Book reviews
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Rubric: And finally...
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Rubric: Ivan Rodrigues from the STC writes
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Issue 134
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Front matter
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Advertising
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Rubric: [Impressum]
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Preface: Editorial
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Table of Contents
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Article: The Swiss Railways Society archive and you
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Article: A weekend on the rails. Part 1, Carol Cotton describes a very busy Swiss visit
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Article: "Höfner Narrenfahrt" : Mario Gavazzi reports on a very special carnival train
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Article: Modern management of a traditional local railway : Bryan Stone looks at how his local line has adapted to the 21stC
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Rubric: Where's Heidi?
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Article: Swiss railways organisational changes
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Article: Hochrhein Container Terminal - Rekingen
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Article: Portrait of "p/s Piemonte"
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Article: Are you sitting comfortably?
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Article: Reminiscences from Rafz
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Article: 'Don't they all look the same?' : Neil Wheelwright looks at the new metre-gauge EMUs in the Swiss Romande
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Article: "Wilhelm Tell" - a name with great history on Lake Luzern
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Article: An American in Switzerland : Mario Gavazzi reports on the 70th anniversary of a unique vehicle
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Rubric: Photo gallery
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Article: What Gotthard do we mean?
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Rubric: Swiss news
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Article: A short trip on the CJ
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Article: On the rack
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Article: Switzerland's highest : John Jesson investigates the Sitter Gorge Bridge
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Article: Archaeology in Thun : Bryan Stone recalls the Trajektschiff and an early route to Interlaken
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Rubric: Modelling news
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Article: FIDESpress - RhB 'Rueun' Station : Boyd Misstear tackles this multiple component laser-cut HO scale model
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Rubric: Society pages
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Book review: Book (and magazine) review
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Rubric: And finally... Pike's Peak Cog Railway
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Advertising
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Rubric: Ivan Rodrigues from the STC writes
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Front matter
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Rubric: [Impressum]
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Preface: Editorial
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Article: A weekend on the rails. Part 2, Carol Cotton continues her description of a busy Swiss visit
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Article: Switzerland to Snowdon : the STC explains how SRS members can reserve seats
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Rubric: Where's Heidi?
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Article: GDPR - the SRS and you : an important message from Martin Fisher the company secretary
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Article: Switzerland to Snowdon : Mike Ellis tells how two Swiss sisters will be united for the first time in 126 years
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Article: Les Chemins de fer à Voie Étroite de la Suisse occidental : Richard Jones tours the metre-gauge lines of the Suisse Romande
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Article: ms Bürgenstock - high speed to its namesake
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Article: Lost lines near Zürich : Malcolm Bulpitt looks at two long forgotten rural tramways
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Article: Swiss long-term passenger service planning : Der Beobachter gives an insight into the train service planning process
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Article: An Appenzeller Bahn veteran
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Article: Rhaetian ramblings
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Article: Train simulators : what can you do with a train simulator program?
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Article: Meiringen fire mystery : Sherlock Holmes and the Brünig Railway, October 1891
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Article: Top Tip - eating out on a budget
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Rubric: Photo gallery
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Article: A Class 92 in Basel?
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Article: CHF12m restoration for the 'Stadt Luzern' : Mario Gavazzi reports on SGV's flagship with its historic Queens Salon
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Rubric: Swiss news
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Rubric: Swiss expertise worldwide
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Article: Too much snow - the avalanche winter : David & Elizabeth Carpenter recall the severe winter of 1999
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Rubric: Modelling news
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Article: Review of the Piko HO scale SBB Ae 4/7
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Article: Cardboard modelling
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Article: Building a modern locomotive depot
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Rubric: Society pages
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Advertising
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Book review: Book review
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Rubric: And finally...
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Advertising
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Rubric: Ivan Rodrigues from the STC writes
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Front matter
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Advertising
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Preface: Chairman's notes
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Table of Contents
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Article: Switzerland to Snowdon
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Article: The Swiss 'EMU' - the NPZ
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Article: Bordering on the Quirky
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Rubric: Where's Heidi?
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Article: The crumbling edge of quality... or "Fings ain't wot they used t'be"
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Article: September steam in the Jura
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Article: Stoos - seeking the Stoosbahn!
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Article: Progress at Preda : the Minuteman
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Article: Special day - special meal : Mario Gavazzi enjoys a Swiss National Day Brunch at Erstfeld Depot
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Article: Switzerland to Snowdon : Peter Bowen reports on the arrival of the BRB equipment
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Article: Fifty years of the Blonay-Chamby
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Article: The Historical Railway Association 'VHE Emmental' : SRS member Hans Jörg Schweizer reports on a local association
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Rubric: Photo gallery
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Article: Vectoring in on Vectrons! : 'The Minuteman' recently went on patrol to seek-out Siemens Vectron Locomotives
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Rubric: Swiss news
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Article: Autumn on the RhätischeBahn
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Article: Steaming Brienz
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Article: Basel SBB on a Sunday
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Rubric: Modelling news
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Article: Walliser Huis 'Blatten' : Boyd Misstear tackles this resin HO-scale model in six steps
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Rubric: Society pages
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Article: Train simulators - a follow-up from Chris Harvey
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Advertising
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Book review: Book review
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Rubric: And finally... Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2019
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Rubric: Ivan Rodrigues from the STC writes
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Advertising
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