Smoke and steam marks the 24th locomotive parade in Wolsztyn

The 24th Steam Locomotive Parade is an experience where antique steam powered engines and associated antique rail-cars are fueled up with coal and then driven short distances which brings back the days when these railcars ruled heavy transportation.

Updated on: May 01, 2017 2:43 PM IST

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Steam engines ride during the 24th Steam Engine Parade in Wolsztyn, Poland. (Kacper Pempel / REUTERS)

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Smoke coming out of the steam engines stationed at Wolsztyn. (Kacper Pempel /REUTERS)

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A man holds balloon in the shape of locomotive after the Parade. (Kacper Pempel /REUTERS)

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Workers prepare steam locomotive a day before the 24th Steam Engine Parade. (Kacper Pempel /REUTERS)

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Polish steam engine is turned after the 24th Steam Engine Parade. (Kacper Pempel /REUTERS)

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An engine driver waves after the Parade. (Kacper Pempel /REUTERS)

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Workers put coal to the steam locomotive after the Parade. (Kacper Pempel / REUTERS)

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Steam engine from Czech Republic rides during the 24th Steam Engine Parade at the roundhouse in Wolsztyn, Poland . (REUTERS)