👉 It is the first leg of #Norrut. I am travelling again and will toot some impressions of the trip.
The next leg is #Inlandsbanan. Of course we choose the train on the line #Norrut towards Gällivare. To my great joy, today's Y1 railcar has a grey-white livery. The past two times, I have only seen Y1 with (I guess) newer red-cream livery.
Edit: Thanks for the explanations regarding the light @sintzoff @violanders
The journey is pleasant, but the train almost full. Before the train got to the platform, a guide explained his group of ablut 15 people: "We are looking for coach number 1". It seems that other tourists would also expect a longer train.
On maybe ten years old pictures, I saw that most trains were operated with two railcars. Does someone of you why the trains are operared with only one railcar nowadays?
#Norrut
Anslutande buss, anyone? #Norrut
(Seems to be a relict from the 1960's or older, otherwise the door on the left side wouldn't make sense)
Inlandsbanan, northern section: Done ✅ (for the 2nd time)
After a six hours ride from Arvidsjaur, we are reaching the northern terminus Gällivare at late evening. #Norrut
#Kiruna is a moving city! Due to mining, major parts of the city including the old center are being dismantled. As a consequence thereof, new city districts are built.
kiruna.se/stadsomvandling
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiruna
I will post some of my impressions. #Norrut
@larstransportworld Yes, in Swedish it is one word, not in English. The sign on the bus is in English, so it is wrong.
Additionally, IMHO in Europe we should use British spelling, i.e. “centre”.