Railfanning @ Palasdhari

Railfanning @ Palashdari - Pictures provided by Sagar Patil (Mumbai), Karan Desai (Mumbai) & Raj Bhavsar (Pune).
Day & Date: Saturday - January 10, 2009.

Date: 2009-01-11
Owner: Gallery Administrator
Size: 22 items
Kanyakumari

Kanyakumar express hauled by #20133 WCG-2 ready for Up gradient. (Sagar)

Konark

Kazipet #18911 WDM-3A effortlessly pulls Konark Express with the help of twin WCG-2 bankers. (Sagar)

Sinhgarh

Sinharh express arrives on gradient next to Palasdari Stn, with the help of three brothers. (Sagar)

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A close angle of Ahimsa Exp with BL #21807 WCAM-1 (Sagar)

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Ahimsa Express curves nicely on 3rd line of ghat near Palasdari on Karjat - Lonavala Section. (Sagar)

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Bankers returning from there duty in Ghat section of Karjat-Lonavala.
Konark Express is at background. (Sagar)

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A new borne #13513 WDG-3A arrives Mumbai from DLW with Rajendra Nagar-LTT exp, #21887 WCAM-3 helps it to reach here. (sagar)

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KOP bound 1029 Koyna Express with offlink UHF WDG3A # 13488. Our loco database shows it as ABR but it did not had any shed markings. (Raj Bhavsar)

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Twin WCG2's going to KJT for banking duties. (Raj Bhavsar)

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1019 Konark Express started climbing ghat with Pune WDM3A # 18737R leading and cg2 duo as banking. (Raj Bhavsar)

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A relaxed traveler on WCG2 going towards KJT. (Raj Bhavsar)

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Bhubaneshwar bound Konark Express cruises behind PUNE WDM-3A #18737. The train came so silently (inspite of being diesel hauled) that it took all three of us by surprise! (Karan)

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A Mumbai local train amidst the woods! How often do you get to see that?? [Location is Palasdhari] (Karan Desai)

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The Three Musketeers!!!
L to R: Sagar Patil (Mumbai), Karan Desai (Mumbai) & Raj Bhavsar (Pune) were at work near palasdhari on saturday 10-01-09. (Raj Bhavsar)

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The Mumbai-Kanyakumari Express led by WCG-2 #20133 curves into Palasdhari just before starting its climb up the ghats. (Karan Desai)