Stock Photo - 29 October 2022, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Klütz: Engine driver Christian Süske and stoker Nils Böttcher shunt the small steam locomotive with 20 hp of the company Orenstein&Koppel from the year of construction 1921 in front of a passenger train. (Long exposure shot) At the station, the train is being prepared for a trip on the ""Kaffeebrenner"" narrow-gauge line. For the end of the season on the tourist railroad with a track width of 600 millimeters, the route is traveled by a historic steam steed. The train will reach a speed of 20 kilometers per hour on the line between Klütz and Reppenhagen, which is just six kilometers long. The railroad line in northwest Mecklenburg was opened on June 6, 1905 as the ""Grand Ducal Mecklenburg Friedrich Franz Railway"" and was initially used to transport grain to the mills. From the 1920s, excursionists used the connection to travel to the Baltic Sea coast. Photo: Jens Büttner/dpa. - Klütz/Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania/Germany