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The Pemberton "Tramway" operates Robert Stephenson built Western Australian Government Railways 2-8-2 V.1213 on weekend tourist passengers at Pemberton in the heart of the timber country of south-west Western Australia. The modern Mike leaves Pemberton with one such service.
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australia
passenger
preserved
steam
wa
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Category: International Museums and Tourist Railways
While steam stole the show for the celebrations of 150 years of railways in NSW, Australia, preserved diesels also had a role. 4306 (Gonninan, GE), 4490 and 44211 (Goodwin-Alco) arrive at Picton with a Special passenger from Sydney Terminal on 17th September 2005. The three diesels made way...
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australia
diesels
nsw
preserved
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Category: International Museums and Tourist Railways
Preserved 36 Class 4-6-0 3642 near Coolamon with a tour train. The 36 Class did not operate over this line in regular service and it was the first visit to the location by a member of the class.
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preserved
steam
sunset
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Category: International Museums and Tourist Railways
Photo: c.1980's. Taken on the Preserved "North Yorkshire Moors Railway". "B.R" Class 4 Tank Engine. My Wife is seen being bored in the photo!!
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british
preserved
steam.
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Category: International Museums and Tourist Railways
On a trip on the NYMR. Train hauled by "Southern Railway" 4-6-0. Beautiful scenery if ever you visit the U.K.....and York is near...See the National Railway Museum there!
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u.k.
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Category: International Museums and Tourist Railways