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Visiting the trains – the Dampf-Bahn-Club TaunusYesterday the Monday Podcast visited the DBC Taunus grounds in Oberursel to see the model railway that they have built up over the last 30 years. We spoke to the chairman, Matthias Zundel, and took a ride behind one of the steam trains. Listen to the podcast to find out more:
(Press the “play” button to listen to the podcast) Homepage of the DBC Taunus e.V. Tags: trains 5 Responses to “Visiting the trains – the Dampf-Bahn-Club Taunus” |
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