1 A nice https://rtm-ouddorp.nl/home-gb/ is located near Ouddorp, Netherlands. It displays and operates a decent array of motive power and rolling stock of the former Rotterdamsche Tramweg Maatschappij (RTM) which ceased operation as a tramway in 1966. You can find it's history on WikiPedia (in Dutch only but Google Translate will help). As I visited this museum before I won't go into much detail now.
2 1702 is a part of three car set. Originally is was an electric tram, but it was converted to diesel by adding the middle car which contained a diesel powered electricity generator
3 Our loco of the day. As we were here for a family outing, I did not have time to document every detail of the day (except for photographing the family of course :-))
4 Near the shed another loco was being prepared. Our tram was supposed to run with two locomotives, so my guess was this was the double header. At the same time the faces of the men looking at her were very troubled.
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12 54 wainting for her run, while in the background work on the 56 continues
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14 Beside 54 rests another dieselcar. Most Diesel units had bird names, this one 'Meeuw", Seagull
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16 %4 moving forward to her tram, left in this picture
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19 My camera missed its focus, but still a very athmospheric picture
20 56 did some movements forth and back, but the faces did not light up.
21 Now I knew we would not have a double header. She would have shunted to the track on the right to run around the tram, but she returned to the entrance of the shed.
