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Cross With The Explorer
McKinley exsplorer
Destination Armidale
Pause At Walcha Road
Cross With The Explorer
Sunset at Kootingal
Departing Kootingal
Last Leg to Tamworth
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Cross With The Explorer

4908 stands on the loop road while the scheduled Countrylink passenger "Explorer" (Sydney - Werris Creek - Tamworth - Armidale) runs through the Kootingal platform.
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Intersting mix of old and new!
 
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Viewing a small version of this on my phone, at first I thought it was something from Thomas the Tank Engine. The yellow looks a bit like a face. As Romet says, interesting comparison of the eras.
 

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