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A "small" sumary of my trainspotting journey around Munich:

Almost one year after publishing the first part of the FGC (Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya, Catalonia's Goverment Railway) freight trains on the metric gauge railway, here comes the second part of that video series: If you didn't see the first part, here is it:

Trains passing through Rosenheim station, located at the south-east of München and near the Austrian border, recorded last November

After winter holidays, I come back with a video of a Transfesa Rail container train, recorded on early October 2017 while departing Barcelona harbour

Second video of my one day trip at Germany. This on was recorded at Kufstein Bahnhof, the first one after crossing the Austrian border. And as Austria is a country with a lot of music tradition, with great composers such as Strauss or Mozart, the locomotives that rolls through the tracks are...

Last week I visited for first time Germany, going just for trainspotting. The first stop was München Ostbahnhof, and while I spend just 50 minutes, I could record all these trains on video:

My own tribute to the former FGC Class 255, the only dual locomotive on the catalan metric gauge railroad. More info about the locomotive in the description of the video:

Evening rail traffic on the Mediterranean Corridor bridge over the Llobregat river. Mostly passenger suburban trains (Rodalies de Catalunya) as they are the only visible during the night

Metric gauge commuter trains at Barcelona underground, on one of the main stations of the Llobregat - Anoia FGC railway

Container train operated by Continental Rail passing Castellbisbal bound for Barcelona harbour with a Class 335 (Stadler / Vossloh Euro 4000) pulling the consist. Note the sound of the dynamic brake blowers while passing next to the camera and in the end of the video.

Renfe AVE high speed trains in and out Barcelona from 7:45 to 10:15 am:

Transfesa Rail train with Vossloh/Stadler Euro 4000 diesel locomotive at low speed on the junction between the Barcelona to Tarragona via Vilafranca mainline and the bypass which surrounds Barcelona city

COMSA Rail container train pulled by a CAF Bitrac Class 601 dual locomotive with a Renfe Class 333.3 leased to COMSA on the consist:

Rare rail operator on Catalonia arriving at Castellbisbal station during sunset:

International freight train hauled by a couple of Renfe Class 252 locomotives (derived from Siemens EuroSprinter) through Mollet Junction at the Madrid - France HSL, with a nice driver doing horn melodies: