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MASSIVE Multi-modal Freight Trains on the Main South line NSW - Australian Rail
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Join us this time as we go trackside to experience some big Diesel power pulling Multi-modal freight on the main South line through the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales.
Get an up close experience as we see these passes from a multi camera perspective as these Goliaths on rails pass through the picturesque country. #freighttrain #sydneyrail #train #livetrains
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Impressive indeed thanks Barrie for sharing ❤😊
Hi Trevor, thanks so much for the support. 👍
Nice work Barrie!
Hi Dave. Thanks so much. Something slightly different.
Hi Barrie 👋 I travelled through Gunning yesterday on the XPT while returning to Wagga, and the train actually stopped there. I immediately remembered your previous video and that I had mentioned that in all the years of travel the train had never stopped. I think Inland rail will have a big impact on trainspotting with many of these trains using the more direct route. I am wondering if you have seen the freight terminal in St Mary's and maybe filmed it. I have not seen any TH-cam creators cover this terminal, which surprises me due to its close proximity to the station. Excellent video Barrie, well done 👏 👍
Hi John, that's a great tip about St Mary's, I might take a trip out there and have a look. Yeah the inland country stations have so much character it would be a shame to see them disappear that's why I'm on a mission to document them now. Thanks for watching and commenting
@trainspottingwithbarrie You're very welcome, Barrie 👍 I am enjoying the history that you are presenting with these stations and the memories they invoke for some of us.