BLS Silesian Explorer 24-28 Jun 2022 - Part 5 - 24th June 2022

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Wrocław Główny P6, the final day, at last our tour is recognised by the Passenger Information System (as the 08.48 to Nysa).<br>[© Simon Mortimer 2022]	Nysa Yard, Freightliner Poland 66003 is built to UK loading gauge but has never been over here and contrasts with its Berne Gauge wagons.<br>[&copy; Simon Mortimer 2022]	Re-boarding on the junction for the Krapowice branch after the train had propelled back from Prudnik station.<br>[&copy; Simon Mortimer 2022]	Prudnik, (previous boarding point ahead in the distance) from the rear of train going around the back of the yard heading off to Krapkowice.<br>[&copy; Simon Mortimer 2022]	SM42-2189 with the railtour train at Krapkowice.<br>[&copy; Iain Scotchman 2022]	Krapkowice station as SM42 2189 begins to run round stock then afterwards propelled it past this spot beyond station.<br>[&copy; Simon Mortimer 2022]	After running round and propelling back level with the station building - well, it was some extra track.<br>[&copy; Simon Mortimer 2022]
Back to Day 2, from Żagań Railway Museum, WWI Russian prisoners apparently working at the railway roundhouse in Sagan (German name).<br>[© Simon Mortimer 2022]	Talking of Żagań, a collection for the crew on Day 5 raised 1,202.34 Polish Zloty which they donated to the Railway Museum there.<br>[© Iain Scotchman 2022]