The old steam train and carriages waiting at Wernigerode Station.
We had a wonderful Saturday on this narrow gauge railway, that runs from Wernigerode, a small town with many typically German half timbered houses, up to the top of the Brocken, the highest point in the Harz mountains, and the place of many German legends.
There is a link to Wikipedia, which will give you all the information. If it does not work, please cup and paste the link into a search.
We had a wonderful Saturday on this narrow gauge railway, that runs from Wernigerode, a small town with many typically German half timbered houses, up to the top of the Brocken, the highest point in the Harz mountains, and the place of many German legends.
There is a link to Wikipedia, which will give you all the information. If it does not work, please cup and paste the link into a search.
Watching the engine snake up the track to the Brocken.
Brocken Railway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brocken_Railway
Stopping for water and a quick polish.
The announcer, who gave us a running commentary during the 2 hour journey.
The engine on the climb to the top.
Wernigerode Town Hall.
K and M looking at the courtyard half-timbered houses.
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