A Saab S 35E Draken, the photo reconnaissance version, on display outside a Swedish Air Force airbase museum in northern Sweden.

Dinner.

Rc6 passenger locomotive in Göteborg, Sweden.
Built 1987, similar to all the other Rc[1-7] except geared for 160 km/h which is the same as most coaches.

Autumn leaves.

I was out taking photos today, and happened to cross paths with (the first?) #tram in the new livery for #helsinki 's inner-city tram network.

I'm not sure if I like the livery to be honest, the combination of the HSL swoosh to the strong horizontals of the classic livery is a bit too busy.

NASA 884 and 846 yesterday

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A Mustang at an airshow in Sweden, years ago.

Rd2 and Rc4 with cargo train entering Hallsberg, Sweden, a few winters ago.

Yes, but it's mostly about railway infrastructure, so there's not a lot of rolling stock (there's this from 1698 which possibly is the oldest preserved mechanically propeled railway car in the world). Friendly staff, well lit, not just for children. I'd rather go back there than to non-annex Gävle.

Caudron G.III, RAF Museum, Hendon.

A 1971 International roadrail catenary maintenance vehicle in museum in Ängelholm, Sweden, which I visited a few years ago.

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A Saab S 29C Tunnan, the reconnaissance version, as a monument in northern Sweden, not far from the air base which was its home.

Caterpillar and BelAZ dump trucks at a lime stone quarry in Bernburg, Germany.

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Short steel mill train crosses a road.

After lunch (noodles) I decided it was getting dark and I had lost time so I left the trail to return to it another day and continued mostly on roads.
5/5

…with less dense forest and more open spaces.
4/5

…but it took 30 min to join the trail again, and when I did it was time for a tea break and packing some of my clothes in the backpack as it had gotten warmer. After the break the trail's character changed…
3/5

…but all the fallen trees blocking the trail were. Most of the time they were easy to walk around, but at one place they weren't and that's also where the trail loops back almost 180 degrees. I knew my location and best direction so strictly speaking I wasn't lost, …
2/5

October hike in Sweden two years ago. It wasn't very far from home, but in a colder direction because I recall I was surprised the area already had gotten snow.
The snow was not a problem…
1/5

A Bombardier Regina X51 in Hallsberg, Sweden, another winter.

Sikorsky R-4B Hoverfly, RAF Museum, Hendon.
#helicopter