Portugal (metre gauge mallets in Porto area)
Correct.
Bulgaria ??
No -- a bit nearer home. (Bulgaria had "conventional" 2-12-4T's.)
no idea
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Portugal (metre gauge mallets in Porto area)
Bulgaria ??
no idea
The 0-12-0 rack tank was in Austria- there's one in the Vienna railway museum.
There was a 4-10-0 in Bulgaria
Dogs is correct. Teams of huskies were uses on WWI era temporary lines in France & Belgium. As horses & fuel became scare towards the end of the war they were used more.The Netherlands and Belgium have, or had, the thing -- road-and-street context -- of large dogs hauling small-ish carts. Any incidence of this, perhaps, on the narrow-gauge tramways of this part of the world?
OK. What historic London terminus was built with only one platform track?
Might it be the London Necropolis station?
A very good answer and a quick check of the OS map suggests that the original London Necropolis Co station did indeed have only one platform track. However it wasn't the one I was thinking of - care to have another try?
Bricklayers Arms ?
Aldwych
Although it latterly had one platform I believe it had two initially the other being lifted
King William Street?
Were the GEML Class 306s capable of operating on 1500 VDC as well as 6.25/25kV AC after conversion?
The early Eurostars then?
Yeah has to be the 373s then surely?