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- Travel with the driver as we journey from Quorn to Port Augusta on the Pichi Richi Railway through the Flinders Ranges in South Australia on a W class steam locomotive. September 2023.
www.pichirichirailway.org.au/
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What a fantastic view of Oz… its a must watch video of our landscape… Great work! ❤
Thank you. It is very picturesque out there. Very happy to hear you enjoyed the ride 👍 😀
Loved this trip old steam train like where i live in UK keep the romance of the past going No Worries man
@@petersmith6903 very happy to hear you enjoyed it. 👍😀
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My interest was piqued when the train went through the cutting at Stirling North then under the railway where the concrete was looking rather new. I looked at google maps and saw that previously there were rails between Racecourse and North Roads, Streetview shows rails in North Rd west of the triangle.
Anthony
The tourist railway made it's way back to Stirling North and was extended into Port Augusta around 2001 with the help of the concrete underpass enabling the track to cross under the Leigh Creek standard gauge line. 👍😀
Travelling on the PichiRichi is the best way to experience the scenic route from Quorn to Port Augusta in the heart of the Flinders Ranger's.
It is very nice and picturesque through there. 👍😄
What happened to all the houses, and why does the railcar sound funny?🤔
Seriously though, thanks for a great video. We are so fortunate to have this beauty from WA over here in SA.😁
🤣 It's a great railway with nice scenery. Glad you enjoyed it 👍 😄
@1:28:46 there is a mile peg 254 1/4. The numbering is getting larger the further west the train has travelled, where was the 0 peg for this line?
I look longingly at all of the "Fowler Brothers" pattern insulators as the train travels along and think that one of these would look good nest to the 3 of this type I currently have. The Savannahlander stopped east of Almaden for me and I picked one up on the Mole Creek Branch in Tasmania.
I will be keeping my eyes peeled when we are in SA and NT later this year.
Anthony
I'm not sure where the 0 post is located. Keep an eye out for those insulators, you might find some good specimens laying around. 👍😀
@@driver667 I'm always on the lookout, thanks.🤓
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These trains really go at a crawl don't they?
As the old saying goes, you don't know the half of it... or maybe you do. Anyway, many years ago I took the old narrow gauge trip to Alice Springs. Crawled for three days and two nights.
They take there time to enjoy the scenery. 😄👍
@@martythemartian99 I would've loved a trip on the old Ghan. 👍😄
@@driver667 I was about thirteen years old at the time. Went specifically because the standard gauge line was under construction, so I figured it was now or never.
@@martythemartian99 good choice. 👍😄
ROFL Nice vid not exactly what one would call first class train travel rickety old rattle box 0:01 I very think the society should do something like a coat of paint to improve the look of the carriages
They're great old cars to travel in. Makes a change from the new trains of today. 😀👍
@@driver667totally agree