Happy Swiss National Day! 🎉🇨🇭 The blue-painted "Léman", our Glas Trösch SBB locomotive, has been adorning the regional rail network for a while now, steadily making it's way through beautiful landscapes. As a symbol of tradition and innovation, it perfectly represents our company's values. What could be better suited to this than the environmentally friendly Swiss railway? It embodies history and the future, symbolizing reliability and trust – topics that carry an even bigger value on this special day than usually. We wish everyone a joyful National Day and a wonderful summer vacation. Let the Léman accompany you on your travels, offering the best views of our breathtaking scenery. Have you seen the Léman yet? Feel free to link us in your photos! © SBB I Urs Plattner #glastroesch #glastroeschgroup #GreenForGenerations #glasscanbemore #glassmanufacturer #SBB #leman #trainspotting #swissrailway
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