Trainspotting along the Moselle and Rhine rivers in Germany means always a lot of different trains in a beautiful landscape! Credits: Lochris-Christian Zell

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Trainspotting along the Moselle & the Rhine

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Until 2014, the class 628 DMU was in service at the line from Bullay to traben-Trarbach. It is a small branch line of the famous moselle railway. Credits: Lochris-Christian Zell

'Moselweinbahn' - with a BR 628 through the summer.

In the summer of 2013, the diesel locomotive 225 109 was still in service around Koblenz. At first it was seen several times with freight trains on the Lahn Railway, then it was used on the Moselle Railway. In the meantime, the locomotive itself became on the list to be scrapped. Credits: Lochris-Christian Zell

Last services of diesel locomotive 225 109 on the Moselle Railway

Coal trains from the Ruhr area to Saarland with the BR 140. Credits: Lochris-Christian Zell

BR 140 with coal trains along the Rhine & Moselle

Two busy railway lines in a unique landscape, historical buildings in the valley or unique views from the mountain, pilgrimage site for tourists and railway fans from all over the world, the best variety with all types of trains - that is the Middle Rhine Valley. This video shows scenes from the years 2013 - 2015, recorded between Koblenz and Bingen on both sides of the Rhine. Credits: Lochris-Christian Zell

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