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Don't worry, nothing bad. Train Spotting With Barrie Channel Update
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Good stuff.
Thanks a lot. 💪🏻
Hi Barrie 👋 I really like the idea of videos from regional areas, and I can see it's the right platform for you to keep on track. I can read between the lines, but I won't be a stool pigeon about you being off your trolley in the National Park. I am pleased that you had a Sony day and didn't wake all the sleepers.
Wagga is an interesting location with a heritage listed station and 4 XPT services each day comprising 2 services to Sydney and Melbourne each day. There is also a NSW Train link coach to Canberra and a number of freight trains. Wagga also had a branch line to Tumbarumba with some abandoned stations still standing.
John, you must have spent a lot of time keeping that one on the rails and not getting bricked up with the word play.
Wagga is on the list for sure, and thanks for the extra info too.
@@trainspottingwithbarrie I was lucky that nothing derailed my train of thought with this one.
Wagga is a great suggestion . Bring it on .
Luv your logo Bazza !!! very smart & nostalgic.
Thanks a lot thunderbird. It was a happy coincidence 🤣
Brilliant video Barrie
Hi Mels. Thanks a lot. These short updates will be out here and there.
I enjoy the freight artery. Great update Barrie!
Thanks for that feedback. That series will be back soon.
Where did you film that clip? Electrified line but rusty track meaning nothing has run over it for some time. I would have moved further down for the clip and cut out the graffiti in the background, don't give them a free publicity shot. Great son you have too, another budding railway enthusiast? Might see you out in western NSW soon Barrie. 😉
G'day mate!, It is the former Royal National Park Railway station, now used by the tram museum at Loftus. Hooroo!
@@warrenhunt5556 Thanks Warren for that, it didn't look familiar to me.
Yeah, thanks Warren, it's one of my favorite spots and good for this sort of purpose. There might be more of it soon. Good eye there Dave. Yeah my Son loves disused railway infrastructure, especially signal boxes, he wants to be a signalman when he is older, I haven't broken the news to him yet. 😂 He's still talking about Neath from January
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