Finding out the location	easy
Access	easy
Safety	safe
Risk of being seen	high
General condition of the place	bad
Traces of vandalism	few
Good place for taking pictures?	good
Did you see other people?	few

Visit date    May 7 2022 at 10 hr
Visit duration    1 hour

☢️ Train to nowhere. A pre-revolutionary train lost in the woods on an abandoned stretch of road.
While in the south it regularly sparks +33 all week long, the time to get to the locations shifts towards the evening, when it's cooler. However, on this day the rain made it possible to make a trip to Ebenya in the middle of the day and also created an ideal atmosphere for studying and shooting this ghost train.
The composition, which is more than 100 years old, consists of cars of different types, from the remains of some you can understand that it was a reserved seat, and those with huge compartments with 2 doors (to the corridor and to the street) and a separate stove - this is probably a suite. Once they were a luxury for people in magnificent dresses and hats, now their visitors are only crows, lizards and people who come here to capture this historical object.
All the structures of the wagons are mostly wooden - walls, ceiling, load-bearing beams. I also noticed the absence of any thermal insulation🤔 And if in the suites, for example, there are stoves in each compartment, then in the reserved seat it is one for the whole car... Well, it looks like they coped somehow. Also, I'll assume that the rumble in the wooden box was still the same - there were no traces of noise insulation either. An interesting feature of the upper side shelves of the reserved seat car is that they are double-leaf, recline down from both sides, and not as it is now - one solid bunk.
Many years ago there was also a steam locomotive here, but it magically disappeared...

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