Thanks. It's good ot know people enjoyed watching it as it took a while to edit. There's also a series of videos on my channel from a trip in 2011 to Cobar in the far north west of New South Wales.
Let alone to upload I imagine. This is the only way I can see what it looks like in Australia, by riding with and others who rail fan across Australia. I look forward to seeing more of your videos, Take care, and Happy Holidays.
@@vrfan Thanks. How do I get schedules of these volunteer run routes (also, some specials on main stream railroads). I have wish to ride them all when I am back to OZ.
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A Real nice trip on Tin Hares. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks. It's good ot know people enjoyed watching it as it took a while to edit.
There's also a series of videos on my channel from a trip in 2011 to Cobar in the far north west of New South Wales.
Let alone to upload I imagine. This is the only way I can see what it looks like in Australia, by riding with and others who rail fan across Australia. I look forward to seeing more of your videos, Take care, and Happy Holidays.
Great trip and they still run sweet
Cheers Glynn
Looks like some of the best track in Australia: the high-speed train can actually use it's performance there.
Fascinating ride. Lovely little things. Are those radiators on the roof?
+AndreiTupolev They are indeed
Thanks j
What happened to those tin hares
They're still running, The Rail Motor Society in Paterson NSW operates them on tours around NSW.
How does these trains powered? These trains look like trams.
They are powered by GM 6-71 diesel engines
@@vrfan Thanks. How do I get schedules of these volunteer run routes (also, some specials on main stream railroads). I have wish to ride them all when I am back to OZ.
Why no sound
Try turning your volume up, and click off the mute?