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Some years ago I recall watching grain wagons bring loaded at Manangatang late one afternoon - Dad up on the silo filling the VHGF Hoppers whilst Daughter driving the old tractor (with heavy duty push bar) marshalling the wagons and inadvertently digging up the old ash ballast and breaking decrepit wood sleepers with her tyres along the siding track!

16:00 my goodness a pristine candy 46 on video now that's gotta be a rarity!

Loved the origanal coulors X .P. T

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That was a awesome video loved every minute of it.

Looks so similar to Tottenham yard in Melbourne where I worked in the late 80s

......And keep an eye out for that last dolly. :P

People used to climb in and out of the train as it ambled along. Smarter class of people back then.

Western Australia & Victoria lourve vans, AN open bogies.. it was a true Australian railway...

I was lucky enough to score a carbide on 48134 all the way from Unanderra to Moss Vale on the 1st Cockatoo run

Excellent footage!

Running along the four foot? Really!

😂 seeing the wentworth viaduct with trains before the tram light rail! I remember a short consist traversing wentworth park in 1987. Speed looks restricted for trains here, not for the trams that wizz past it now. Jm

This is good quality footage of the last years of Sydney as a working industrial city. Nice memories. BTW, 29:48 is an extraordinary level crossing by todays standards. What road is that?

I came here almost weekly for years to shunt goods until 1994. The good old days that can only be understood by them who experienced it. Thankyou for this vide, the good memories that are so valuable and to be cherished. 👍👍

427 departing ?

Now part of the new light rail en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandown_railway_line. It lives on.

I thought Sandown was a race track for cars not trains? Train racing? It does exist but only rarely

My dad was a train driver back then and he used to let me drive the train between Werrington & Kingswood Great fun 👍

Burwood: 0:00 Croydon 33:30 Asquith 40:30 pennant Hills: 46:00 Newtown: 47:00 Carlingford Line: 51:00 Harris Park: 52:00 Carlingford Line:53:30

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Wow… is all I can say. Absolutely GREAT footage, Allan! Oh some great memories from this footage. Will watch on repeat 👍🏻

Ahh, the good old days when trains were timetabled to run at normal speed, and even a DEB set thrown in.. gold!

Trains were quicker at stops in those days, none of this doors opening and closing riff raff

Here me thinking there was a race course nearby, & not Rosehill,

Another fantastic video from the 90's mate. Great to see all the variety

Fantastic video mate, great variety of the NSW trains from the old days

48's are my favorite loco's, and with my father being a station master from the 1940's to the 2000's, I had a lot of exposure to these as a kid and seeing them always brings back fond memories

Very interesting,, love old single deck suburbans. Started working life at ETR Hornsby 1963.. bradfield cars ( wooden donk's), wooden trailers , Tullocjs Leeds forge cars. Not aign.of a double decker. Great crew at Hornsby. The days when a railway worked simple and functional. Great memories. 👌

Another fantastic video from the 90's of NSW, great shots

Fantastic footage from the good old days and when the loco hauled trains were still running.

Another great video mate

nice video mate

nice one mate

Great video mate

Great video mate, nice seeing double 49's on the fuel train. Also good to know that both those 49's are still around and in service, 4911 pretty much every day with SSR

Great video mate

Great video mate

Fantastic video mate, great set of locations and variety, great seeing all the loco hauled passenger trains too.

Amazing footage- thanks for posting- I never got to see any of this as a kid growing up in Adelaide…thank you for sharing

33:20 Ampol NTBF bitumen tankers are not something you see every day.

Thank you. I always thought that the Sandown line was just an industrial line. When I was young, I used to think that a job at the Dog Box would have been great.

Excellent video mate

Thanks for this. I’ve never seen the journey from Clyde to Sandown. Was that the Goodyear station that was passed after leaving Sandown ?

Nice vid! Slow speed on sandown line! Never rode on it but saw 2 car s set at sandown station. Jm

It's amazing how 30+ years later, *_everything_* has changed in some way! I remember everything in this video, just the way it was at the time!

Brilliant.