Now that I'm in Berlin, I will check out trains on the Berlin Outer Ring railway (Außenring) that was built by DDR to bypass West Berlin.
Priort station is where I'll start
I have already seen a few Euroduals here in Germany, but not these two
159 004, hvle - Havelländische Eisenbahn AG and 159 219, LWC Lappwaldbahn Cargo GmbH
A more classic locomotive is Traxx AC1, 185 163
193 617, TX Logistik
It is likely on the way to Scandinavia
I've got competition here at Priort
Class 145 was the predecessor of Class 185
248 021, dispo-Tf Rail GmbH
Vectron Dual Mode
Class V100.1 from MaK
189 016, Eurosprinter
And of course, Metrans
386 007
193 732, RTB Cargo
And now a Sonderzug (Special train) with 232 690, EBS Erfurter Bahnservice Gesellschaft mbH
Very nice Byz cars
And Mitropa dining car
Groß Kreutz station at Berlin-Magdeburg railway
232 182, WFL - Wedler Franz Logistik GmbH & Co. KG
New Siemens Desiro HC trains for ODEG
ICE1
189 007 with Volkswagen vans
ICE2
186 944, LTE
A short visit at Borkheide station
Variety of street names
Back at the ring, Marquardt station
189 060
186 530, PCC Intermodal, RTB Cargo
Golm station
Back at Priort
383 215, Budamar, LOKORAIL, a.s.
152 050
185 583
G 2000 BB
185 245
Aussichtspunkt Drachenberg
Nice view over Berlin from here
Mahnmal Ewige Flamme
One of the longest streets in Berlin is formed by Unter den Linden, Straße des 17. Juni, Bismarckstraße and Kaiserdamm
Before 1953, Straße des 17. Juni was called Charlottenburger Chaussee because it ran from the old city center (Berlin-Mitte) to the borough of Charlottenburg through the Tiergarten. The 1953 name change was made in order to honor an East German uprising and its victims. After Stalin's death, many East Berliners began a strike which also caused riots in the vain hope of getting rid of the communists. But the East German police struck back with brutal violence on 17 June 1953. (Wikipedia)
The street is perfect for a bicycle ride
Berlin has so rich history
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