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Did the first one made it?

But enjoyed the video ok❤😊

Sorry but the horn sound seems horrible 😮😢

I like the drone footage as well thanks for sharing ok 😊

That is easily the strongest consist of the Inlander I've seen in years (maybe decades). It usually runs max 4 car sets, so that had 2 extra cars. Mind you, if QR have improved the service and not promoted it, I won't be surprised. Love the drone range you're getting!

Terrific video, traveled on that line quite a few times in the 50s and 60s.

Excellent video. Nice haul by the single powered loco. Did that way a couple years ago. Sad to see how Hugheden has lost some of its importance (the loco shed closed). But impressive tonnages being hauled for a non-coal line.

Love that overhead of the road train! Torrens Creek is one of those places I know there's an amazing shot to be had down by the creek, but I'm yet to nail it.

Nice work mate!

It's rather ironic that all that "green" electrical infrastructure on the lines is at risk from the Greens, as they ignore the important aspect of coking coal to produce steel.

You've really nailed the sweeping tracking of trains with the drone. In addition, the combination of stills, on-ground footage, and informational captioning really cement the story of the journey.

Great vid dude. Thanks for letting us know the codes and the meaning. Your drone is a beast man. Awesome work.

Nice vid dude. Pretty good drone you are using. Thanks for sharing.

Good to see the cattle train going back out to Lakes creek. Takes a few trucks off the road.

Fantastic!

What’s strategic airlines is that before Jetstar

Very enjoyable watching. Thank you, Nev

Look at the wide open spaces we have here in Queensland Australia 😮😊

I forgot the run number changes from YC77 to 8C77 after a certain point, guess they just don’t recognise 2800’s I need to go north for these tho lol

Will passenger trains ever come back to winton?????

This video makes me want to go to mount Larcom all the way from Brisbane

Great video!

Fuel prices around $2-00 to $2-15 a litre in past year so not cheap in western NSW. Bowen Rail is a nice sight, don't see that company in western NSW. Cracking scenery, lovely countryside. The Pit Pony statue at Collinsville is a cracker. You done a great video and nice aspect into coal ops in QLD on narrow gauge, well done.

When I used to Drive a Tickles Van I sused to call in Mt. Morgan. A very beautiful place, really

Nice. BRC has only been running 84 wagons of late. Also, the train of PN locos and wagons with all 3 locos up front would be the consist that BRC has leased from PN.

I know all about the last trains that went on this line 2002 a steam or freight ran between mungar junction to monto that was the original last service, but in 2005 a steam ran a special between monto to Maryborough it must of came from the Gladstone junction. And more last train, in 2008 a steam ran a tour to monto from Gladstone junction and more steam from the Gladstone junction. But this last train was steam that ran between mungar junction and monto it appears that it was doing the monto loop line, and the last railmotor i think it was last railmotor that ran in 2009 and the other last train this was the real last train a steam or freight that ran between mungar junction to monto in 2012 and then the line was closed😢. So what do you think about my story of the last trains let me know what you think.

I'm planning to get a train vid on hooke road level crossing too

wish they still allowed coal to do their duties in this station unfortunately most of it was shutdown and now only used for passenger and containerized freight services. doesnt look that well trimmed no more.

Love the ending here! I still can't used to seeing trains in the street as opposed to trams! Being a (currently) Victorian based gunzel, I make occasional trips to Melbourne and so I am used to seeing trams everywhere, but seeing *_trains_* in the street is something else again!!! Roll on next month and my chance to see this for myself!!! 😍😍

I'm curious as to how well you know the coalfields railways? I remember seeing in a video or some photos _somewhere_ in the central Queensland coalfields, possibly the Blackwater system, a place where there is a gap of several metres in the overhead on the mainline to allow mine vehicles across the railway. I'm looking for this as I plan to be out there, based on Rockhampton, for a few days later next month.

Thanks, I enjoyed this immensely. Just one criticism: You could leave your captions up a it longer. I am not a slow reader and had difficulty reading them completely. captio

Was this the last freight train or no?

When was the last train that went on this line

First coal 97 cars, next will be an edit

Nice video where this test train came from because there is two junction to get to monto from Gladstone or mungar near Maryborough so did it come from Gladstone or mungar junction?

Good video sir 😍😍😍😍❤❤

A lesson in all of it for me! Yank-city here lol🇺🇸( and a rare showing of distributed power!👍🏻🚂)

PS, I apologise there's a magnificent passenger train. 😮😮❤.

Great video mate, interesting to know how fast these trains travel at, obviously no passenger traffic at this station anymore, always interested to see all the stations well maintained, very impressed. I am finding how good the trains are in AUSSIE, I normally watch American and my home railways, but then again AUSSIE AUSSIE OU OU is being better. 😊.

Hey Guys, like I said I booked into a pub late one night not far from the local train station at Rockhampton and in the middle of the night I was awoken by a of all things a Train in one of the Main Streets, Thought I must have been off my Rocker in Rockhampton. Next morning at Breakfast sitting in the balcony thier went another. I said to the publican you bludger their is a main line down the street. At Lunchtime one came to a stop like I mentioned in my prior email right outside the pub due to a point failure, about 10 mins latter I walked out and gave the crew 4 Big Steak Burgers and Two six packs of soft drink, Walking away I just said great work guys you deserve every pat on the back you get.

Hi from UK. I am intrigued by the number of 20ft containers, and I guess, domestic too. None of the 40ft+ deep sea containers seen on US stack trains and in Europe. Thanks for a now rare glimpse of pioneer days street running. 👍

It was interesting to see that the train went onto the turning triangle not just the loco, I saw on google maps the triangle splits up again into 2 tracks making about 500m of track between them. A turning triangle here in NZ would only have room for a loco past the points, not that many would be in use these days with trains using pairs of locos facing in either direction. The train to Winton wouldn't been positive for the balance sheet. Hi from NZ, Anthony

Whycheproof in Victoria runs in the middle of the street but on a median strip. The line to Port Pirie in SA used to run through Ellen St (spelling?). The old station building is still there, it just looked like the other buildings in the street. The City of Rocky would love to have the railway line bypass the city but the big bridge at the end of the video is the main reason, the river is huge and they’d have to build a new bridge. If in Rocky have a look at Archer Park Station in Denison St, a grand old station, now a museum, it was used when the railway to the west was built before the line from Brisbane, the increase in traffic made it necessary to build a new station with a bigger yard.

the train staff used to have a bell on the end which the driver would ring out the window.

The railmotor is this a tourist attraction for the area or a regular Queensland rail service

Good video P N are the best ❤❤

Wow, those coal trains seem to go on forever. Nothing like that in the UK.

True railfan! In your Summer, in the 🌧️👍🏻🇦🇺from 🇺🇸🚂

That shipping container must have a bomb inside it lol.