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 Good Afternoon,lunchtime is over, so I´ll just have some coffee, please, Flo!Barry - it was the Weisseritz, not the Mulde, which destroyed the line close to Dresden, during the big flood of 2002. The line has been rebuild since, as it is a major tourist affair in that region.  As it was the last line owned by Deutsche Bahn, it took a lot of political fighting to facilitate the rebuild, which commenced after ownership was transfered to the state of Saxony.This is what the line looked like after the flood:<img src="http://www.foerdervereinweisseritztalbahn.de/f01.jpg" mce_src="http://www.foerdervereinweisseritztalbahn.de/f01.jpg" width="356" height="245">but as of December 2009, you now can enjoy this:<img src="http://www.wanderwegs.de/zug.jpg" mce_src="http://www.wanderwegs.de/zug.jpg" width="550" height="366">
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