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    I looked on Google for the weather in the Kirov region, only 12.9 degrees C maximum today, and it is the end of summer there. It must be crazy cold in winter. Where I live in Melbourne Australia, we do not even get snow in winter. I cannot imagine living through a Russian winter.
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    In the Kirov region in the winter the temperature is typically -10 degrees С, but it happens and -40 С.


    Now I'll post photos of Vazyuk's winter. This photo was taken in December 2012, December 20, I was drafted into the army, and a few days before my departure, decided to say goodbye to the settlement.

    View to station from south:


    View from passenger platform:


    View to station:


    Northbound commuter train Kirov-Pinyug departure from station:


    Southbound ore train with two 2TE10M:


    Sawnmill:


    View to station from north:


    Southbound switcher CHME3 in the northern part of station:


    Sawnmill's branch:


    Then, the temperature was about -20 degrees С.

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    September 2014, view to settlement from GSM-antenna (it was still under construction).

    Sawnmill:


    Sawnmill's branch:


    Freight train:


    Video with this freight train: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2EREov_If8 And two panoramic videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8_ZGRtAOXI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMx2mc7yFV0

    January 2015, northbound freight train:


    Snowplough train:

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    More great shots.
    May I ask, what is the purpose of the cars on the middle of the plow train?
    And, what is the gauge of the track on these railroads?

    Thank you,
    Neil

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    Middle cars are designed for storage of snow, then he is thrown in one place. Track gauge is 1520 mm ("russian gauge"). In our settlement forest to the sawmill transported by trucks, ins ome other settlements forest transported by narrow gauge railways (750 mm), but some railroads are closed or on the verge of closing, there are few fully working.

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    Input signal for northbound trains:


    Output signals for southbound trains:


    Output signal for trains, departured from sawnmill:


    Input signal for southbound trains:


    Output signals for northbound trains:


    Railroad crossing (view to south):


    Bonus - moon:

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    Today photos. M62 locomotive with northbound commuter train Kirov-Pinyug departurs from the station:


    Northbound freight train, gondolas with splint:


    Flatcar with wagon's axles:


    End of train:


    Recent photos. Rainbow:


    Interesting MOW railcar:


    Southbound long-distance passenger train Vorkuta-Adler with TEP70:


    Train under rain:


    Part of emergency train (used in MOW) with big Kirow crane (made in East Germany):


    Bonus - winter photo from the outskirts of settlement:

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    Today photos. Train №5401 - 2TE10M with two new empty passenger sleeping cars:


    Train with oversize cargo:


    Train for railway workers with MOW railcar:


    2011 year. Northbound freight train:


    MOW draisine:


    Bonus - administration of settlement:

    Near the building located "bell" - cheaper alternative of emergency alert syrens:

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    Great series of pictures. Thanks for posting Vazyuk.
    In the 2011 pictures above, that is one serious looking locomotive!
    What can you tell us about that model?
    Neil

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    2TE10 - one of most widespread diesel locomotive in the formerly USSR. Before late 1990's on our line rides 2ТЭ10Л (2TE10L) (built -n 1961-1977), later activiely rides 2ТЭ10В (2TE10V) (it differs only in body and bogies, built in 1975-1981), they are not so much. Today is the most widespread 2ТЭ10М (2TE10M, built in 1981-1990) - the same as that 2TE10V, but a little better electric equipment. 3TE10M - triple-unit modification of 2TE10M, in 2004 they worked on the our line (sent to Kirov from Izhevsk). Before late 1980's also rides ТЭП10 (TEP10) - passenger one-unit (two cabs) locomotive and TEP10L - one-unit passenger version of 2TE10L (one cab). All this locos equipped 10Д100 (10D100) - 10 cylinder two-stroke diesel engine - 3000 horsepower. 2TЭ10У (2TE10U, built in 1989-1996) - loco with improved diesel engine 10D10M. 2TE10Ut - freight-passenger version, sometimes rides with long-distance passenger trains from Kotlas. 2TE10M-K, 2TE10U-K, 2TE10UtK - rebuilt locos with more modern diesel engine 5D49. Information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TE10 http://scado.narod.ru/catalog2/r_t_2tae10.htm

    May 2015. View from sawnmill's branch, over the forest pouring rain:


    Meet of two freight trains, photos from porch of my grandmother's house:


    Bonus - guard booth of formerly fuel storage (for sawnmill's trucks and tractors):

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