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These sleds, usually used for people more so than frieght as seen here, have become a familiar part of railway life in the Philippines. They serve people, illegally, taking them from any spot along the railway to any other spot. They save the long waits for trains or a similarly long walk from the closest railway station.

Brad Peadon (February 6th, 2007)
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(February 15th, 2007)

Last of her class (3500) in the Philippines. Nippon Sharyo built (2329 of 1963) was originally numbered 3502, then 107. Today she is numbered 1...
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(February 9th, 2007)

U15C #902 shunts one of three large rail cranes that the PNR own. When one looks at the trackwork in the Bluementritt shot it becomes apparent ...
.: Photo: Brad Peadon :.
(February 9th, 2007)

View of the squatter area at Bluementritt taken from the footplate of U6B 5002.
.: Photo: Brad Peadon :.
(February 6th, 2007)

These sleds, usually used for people more so than frieght as seen here, have become a familiar part of railway life in the Philippines. They...
.: Photo: Brad Peadon :.
(February 6th, 2007)

U15C prepares to depart Alabang with a local service to Tutuban (Manila).