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  1. Last Light, Lockyer

    Last Light, Lockyer

    Part-way now into the climb up the Main Range (Great Dividing Range), and lit by the last minutes of the 'golden light' before continuing the final ascent in the gathering gloom of nightfall.
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    • Category: International Museums and Tourist Railways
  2. Slowing For Helidon

    Slowing For Helidon

    Late afternoon scene, as 1620 slows its train for a stop at the rural township of Helidon, at the base of the Main Range standing between 'The RangeLander' and its destination atop the Range at Toowoomba.
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  3. No Stopping At Grandchester

    No Stopping At Grandchester

    Late on a perfect Summer's afternoon, recently refurbished English Electric Heritage Diesel 1620 (splendidly repainted in its original Queensland Government Railways blue & cream livery) hurries an Australian Railways Historical Society (Queensland Division) Excursion Tour Train through...
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    • Category: International Museums and Tourist Railways
  4. Working hard at Karanja

    Working hard at Karanja

    Back in the days when the Tasmanian rail system was basically a short line, three English Electric Y class belie their modest power rating to drag another load of logs to the paper mill at Boyer. The exhaust provides a visual clue to the effort being expended; sadly though the sound of these...
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    • Category: International Freight Trains



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