Metro Goods Line

The Metropolitan Goods line between 1916 and 1922, as a way of getting the freight trains out of the way of the higher-priority passenger trains. It parallels the Bankstown passenger line from Marrickville to Campsie, involves four triangular junctions en-route, and three large yards at Rozelle, Enfield and Chullora.
86 years after it opened, the line is still an important part of the everyday rail network.
10:00 - CB77 - 8253, 8258, G538, 82**
10.56 - T236 - 442s3
11.02 - D*** - 2203, 3102; Light Engines
11:10 - 1541 - C507, Cs5
11:28 - CB96 - 8236, GL**, GL**
11:47 - 9132 - 8148, 8109
12:19 - 1933 - 8101, 8123
1:35 - 9102 - 8127; Ballast
2:18 - T251 - 1443 + 4458, top and tailed.

[@YokRzeznic]

@roadwolf2 Nah, they wern't moved, the goods lines never really met up with all the stations as far as I know, it was simply a goods line between Darling Harbour and Botany Bay, not to mention southern lines, thhe cameraman is sdanding on the passenger platforms that have dedicated rails for passenger trains.

[@roadwolf2]

I noticed the track doesn't follow the platform like it was moved or something

[@Chovies01]

arghhh i hate my slow pc
it will take 15 minutes just to buffer this hehe.

[@gman837]

Ah the old days of waiting to load haha