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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2016
- Originally filmed in Super 8 by Don Norton of Snug.
Steam train Hobart to Mt Field 1973
Tasman Limited - Centenary of main line Hobart to Western Junction 1976
Second River Steam Preservation Society at Karoola Tasmania 1979
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Great days at Second River Tramway..great to see Ralf Proctor driving the litte Krauss down to North Lalla station. Get out along the line,dig out some old sleepers, replace them and down to the workshop for morning tea where Jack Shannon had the tea pot ready and the wood stove on. Back up to drill the sleepers using a 32 volt drill and power from the turbo on the krauss. Back to the workshop for lunch and savaloys and chat...back up the track line and surface ..packing sleepers..wonderful relaxing fun days out in the paddock along the track.
Watching this from New Zealand:
We've let ourselves lose a lot of our railways also. But we never lost an entire multi-platform terminus! Now I hear that they've had to replace the river bridge that crosses into Hobart, but that it's only going to be a road bridge with no provision for railways. So no trains of any kind into Hobart and its still considerable port unless somebody splashes-out for a dedicated railway bridge (fat chance of that).
What a disaster. This must be a conspiracy from the road transport lobby and/or extreme stupidity from the Tasmanian government.
What a great memory tickler.
I moved to New Norfolk from Victoria in 1965 and remember taking the Tasman Limited from Hobart Station with its multi platforms right in the CBD.
50 years later , nothing except Buses and no rail across the Derwent River .( no future foresight) foresight
Always loved the Tasman Limited Livery!🤗🚇🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🛤️🗻🍎🇦🇺
A world class tourist attraction killed by short sighted a Tasmanian Government.
I agree Bill ,its not the government ,but the dead shits in government who have destroyed this great place
Bill Hollingsworth a terrific way to spend the day on a train , I can't see why the derwent valley railway line can't be used , the longer it sits the smaller the chance of it happening, who needs mona when you have tasmanias scenary
Yeah I can not see why Derwent Valley railway can run it just need a bit of track to get started
When this was made we were about a decade away from losing our branch line between St Marys and Fingal .. At the time logs , coal and mixed freight saw 18 track workers , four at the station fully employed ...After it shut we lost so much and the heavy trucks needed to haul the same stuff has impacted to this day the local highway ..happens everywhere...
epic video well done
The Days When You Could Ride A Passenger Train In Tasmania!🤗🚇🚆🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🛤️⛰️🗻🍎🇦🇺
The speeds they were running on those tracks. Frightening really considering how much work needed to be done on the tracks.
Heritage is strong in Tasmania and I believe the trains will return to cater for the vast numbers of cruise ship passengers that visit our shores.They (the gov) are starting to realise this.
IDEA: create a retro soundtrack....With today's technology we could chip in if we recognise a visual... mention the position on the clip on the red bar....and we are away with the start of a script, some clever research and a professional announcer type and you have a winning....heritage video.....YES?
Everytime Someone Here In Melbourne Complains About The Trains This Fella I Know From Tasmania Originally says to them At Least You Have Trains We lost ours in Tassie in 1978!🙂🚇🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🛤️⛰️🗻🍎🇦🇺
Great stuff! But what was all the procedure (and apparatus) at Western Junction?
Could someone please tell me what/where the building is at 11:51? I'm sure I recognise it but not sure where
Parattah Station and tudor style building behind is the hotel. Both buildings mostly intact today which is unusual for tas rail heritage. Apologies for commenting on a 10 mth old comment
The M3 steam locomotive still exists, albeit in desolate state! www.australiansteam.com/tasframe.htm
Only a very small carbon footprint.
What a shame ,other states run tourist trains ,good old Tassie chuck out our heritage what a boring lifeless place we live in .