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Penguins and narrow gauge

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I have found one spot where I could indeed retire to. This scenic spot called Penguin hugs the north coast of Tasmania. The influence of the Wisconsin Central can be seen as this train bound for Burnie sneaks around the coast just before sunset. While numerous giant statues of penguins abound in this scenic spot, I did not squiz any of the live variety.

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Really like this shot Aussie. Surf and turf so to speak, and some narrow gauge thrown in. Tasrail and New Zealand railroading has fascinated me since I was a kid. Anymore shots?

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