Antique Train

starting at €90.00

The old locomotive and its carriages were taken out of active service over half a century ago. It now rests in the thin air of the Bolivian highlands, at an altitude of 3,700 meters. Without guards or even a fence, everything that could be stolen or broken was taken long ago. What remains of the old locomotive's glory days now seems to be enjoying its nap in the exhausting heat of the late afternoon.

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The old locomotive and its carriages were taken out of active service over half a century ago. It now rests in the thin air of the Bolivian highlands, at an altitude of 3,700 meters. Without guards or even a fence, everything that could be stolen or broken was taken long ago. What remains of the old locomotive's glory days now seems to be enjoying its nap in the exhausting heat of the late afternoon.

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