Found this wonderful little video of steam trains filled with plenty of whistles and loads of steam!
Don't understand Spanish, but this was under the description:
De las unicas dos locomotoras de vapor que quedan operativas en el sur de Chile, se extraen estos pitazos , en sus distintos viajes que hacen ocasionalmente. Elija usted su favorita, la pequeña y ronca North British de 1913 de la ACCPF de Valdivia o la poderosa Baldwin 820 de 1938 perteneciente al museo Ferroviario Pablo Neruda de Temuco.
Argentina and Chile Patagonia Railway Tour
17 Days / 16 Nights
- Steam engine 'La Trochita' through Patagonia
- 'Tren de la Costa' near Buenos Aires
- Peninsula Valdes Wildlife Watching
- Railway Museum 'Quinta Normal' in Santiago de Chile
There is also a train from Calama in northern Chile to Uyuni in Bolivia, but this is an overnight train so it is not scenic, and it is not very comfortable. We generally recommend private transportation between the Atacama Desert and Uyuni.
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Check with your travel agent if you want to visit!
:o)
I will bet if you had one of those whistles in your backyard you could keep the damn deer away. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat video.
Lol 😂
DeleteNot a bad idea!!!!
DeleteGoogle translate thinks the Spanish says the following.
ReplyDelete"Of the only two steam locomotives that remain operative in southern Chile, these whips are extracted, in their different trips that they do occasionally. Choose your favorite, the small and rude North British of 1913 of the ACCPF of Valdivia or the powerful Baldwin 820 of 1938 belonging to the Railway Museum Pablo Neruda of Temuco."
More information on the train's itinerary.
https://www.southamerica.travel/South-America-Tours/Argentina-Chile-Patagonia-Tours/Argentina-Chile-Railway-Tour/
Terry's comment is exactly right!
Thanks for the translation! And that tour looks marvelous! :o)
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