A rusty bridge and a train pulled off the tracks

A rusty bridge and a train pulled off the tracks

Hello everyone

I like to explore a lot of historical areas in particular but also other places that interest me, I don't always have a clear objective, it happens very often that I plan a trip to a place, and from that place I visit two other places I had not heard of, so it happened now.

I was on my way to a beautiful place in the mountainous area of Alba Iulia county in Romania, when at one moment my gps indicated me to turn left and out of nowhere this old locomotive appeared in front of me on the dead line and a very old unused metal bridge.

From the information read on the locomotives it seems that the train is number 587 and was built in 1984 by IUPS REGHIN from Romania.

Apparently this train is a local tourist attraction, on it is an advertisement for another* steam train* in the area, see another tourist attraction I didn't know about until now (unfortunately I didn't have time to ride that steam train, maybe another time, we had to make an appointment, tickets and it was a bit late).

A place where it is worth stopping for a few minutes, and the most important is to respect the instructions not to get on the train, not to try to open the doors of the locomotive but most importantly not to try to cross that very rusty bridge because serious things can happen.

My dear followers and visitors, so here ends today's post and if you liked what I wrote here you can give me a like, a reblog, a comment that costs you nothing, and until the next post I say goodbye.

Yours @triplug!

[//]:# (!pinmapple 46.358442 lat 23.072909 long Steam train(Mocanita Apusenilor), Alba Iulia county, Romania d3scr)

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