Rubí Can Vallhonrat, Gelida, Lavern-Subirats

I've arrived in Spain; it's very hot, but I will still do my best to do the trainspotting

Rubí Can Vallhonrat on the branch line between Granollers and Castellbisbal

There is a passenger train service every hour on the line

There are also freight trains on the line; I think this one is coming from France

Not sure what the number is, but it's a Stadler Eurodual

The line is served by R8 trains from Rodalies de Catalunya operated by Renfe Operadora, connecting Martorell Central with Granollers Center, and R7 trains from Cerdanyola Universitat and Fabra i Puig. It runs only along a short section of the line between Cerdanyola Universitat and leaves for Cerdanyola del Vallès on the Manresa line.

For freight, the line bypasses Barcelona, preventing services to or from the north-east of Catalonia from reaching the Port of Barcelona or continuing south without passing through the city's congested tunnels. It is also the route for standard-gauge cross-border freight trains to reach Can Tunis or Morrot from Perpignan Saint-Charles without changing gauge. (Wikipedia)

Gelida

This is the line between Barcelona and Tarragona for further services to the rest of Spain

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Castell De Gelida

High-speed railway Barcelona-Madrid

Lavern-Subirats

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The phrase "Foc és Foc" (meaning "Fire is Fire" in Catalan) is the slogan of an institutional wildfire prevention campaign launched by the Generalitat de Catalunya and the Diputació de Barcelona.

Riding on Telefèric del Port | Torre de Sant Sebastià