Elena decides to live on a steam train now - by the Carpathian mountains in Romania - and takes off for a long and slow ride up to the mountains. The line is called Mocăniţa and was built for the transport of wood in the area, and it is still used as a forestry line, the last steam-powered remaining one in use in the world! Tough an accident occurs this time...
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Hi, thanks for your feedback. Well, it is the same place we are talking about. But I made a proper reportage about it for steemit.
Or is @originalworks only checking written things?
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STOPNice series this is the first one I've seen in my feed I don't know how I missed it!
Hi @julikponsford , we are very glad you stumbled over it. We put a lot of care into it. And it was a lot of fun too.
In the next episode we will join the lumber jacks in the Carpathian Mountains. The still pull the trunks down the mountains with the help of horses. It was pretty impressive to see!
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Elena