This is the last post from Poland for this time, and I will start in Poznan.
Tram network in Poznan is the 6th largest in Poland, with 66km of routes.
Tatra RT6N1
Poznań Starołęka
193 511, LTE is heading back to Germany
EU46-521
ED74
5 170 047
M62M-011
Made in USSR
193 362
181 039
Cats
M62BF-3104
ET22-1133
193 793, RTB Cargo
5 170 121-5, ČD Cargo, Poland Spółka z o.o.
Traxx DC3 can be used in Italy and Poland, running on 3kV DC networks
5 170 044
193 513 and 193 627
E6ACTab-025 and E6ACT-008
186 354, CFL Cargo S. A.
Coming from Portugal
ET22-1090
186 129, Captrain Polska Sp. z o.o.
186 355, KRE - KombiRail Europe B.V.
EU07-128
193 513
5 170 056
YXE containers from China
Suburbs of Poznan
Last day in Poland - and I'm in Różyny - near Gdansk
I have a company of teenage photographers
111Ed-069, HSL Polska
5 170 167-8, PCCI - PCC Intermodal S.A.
6Dg-147
5 170 013-4, Orlen KolTrans
182 057
ET22-906
ET22-765
5 170 011-8
E4DCUd-004 is a Newag Griffin
5 170 162-9, LokoTrain s.r.o.
5 370 043-9
Double Pendolino train
Gdansk
Żuraw M3
The M3 Crane—a 360° viewing point—is a new attraction on the tourist map of Gdańsk and the first project implemented in cooperation with the Społecznie Bezpieczni Foundation, initiated in October 2018. Since April 2019, residents and visitors have had the opportunity to climb the Crane at a height of over 30 meters and admire the view of Gdańsk from an entirely new perspective. The crane is located on the extension of the Road to Freedom, near the pontoon bridge leading to Ostrów Island.
Gdańsk Stocznia
