Yesterday I had physics exams.
But that’s not what I’m gonna talk about.
Because right after the exam was done with, I jumped in the car and drove over to Drei Annen Hohne near Braunlage in Germany’s Harz area.
Now you might wonder:
Why is he going to some place no one has ever heard of?
The answer is: trains. Vintage trains.
Drei Annen Hohne is part of the HSB (> website), also known as Harzer Schmalspurbahnen. In Drei Annen Hohne, the Brockenbahn (to Mount Brocken) diverts from the Harzquerbahn, which runs from Nordhausen to Wernigerode.
It’s a narrow-gauge train originating from the times when Germany still was a divided country. It was in eastern Germany.
When I was younger, I’ve been there quite a few times with my family. Actually, I’ve been there with my grandpa.
Since last year, I had plans to return there. But I never pulled through with them. I simply don’t had the time.
But since exams are over, and the next semester doesn’t start just yet, I decided to finally go back there. Next time I’ll actually take the train though.
How do you prefer to travel? Tell me in the comments down below.
(Elends station cat.)
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