WHERE IS IT #5622

Yes it is a railway related location.

GUESSES:

CORRECT GUESS:

Howdee and welcome back to 'Brad's Archive' where I place up endless amounts of unrelated bollocks from my earlier days of foamerdom.

Much is related to trains, because that was once my sole purpose in life, but some are of other topics that show parts of Australia in the 80s and 90s.

Please enjoy with someone you love - or at least someone who fills in the time between people you love.

CASA are constantly complaining about the huge increase in

birds around the airport.

Whiging bastards, I have no problem with them and, quite frankly, they are even better photographic material than a Qantas 747.

65.9 - Remember bitching about that price?

Ampol at Mascot Airport.

Philippine Airlines RP-C3335 during an extended layover in Sydney, reason unknown, but enough to get one very excited.




Oops, crap, what happened there?

Our guard cat Midi.

Mongrel was caught sleeping on the job.

Stirling North, South Australia back in the 1990s.

Location of some famous Stephen Miller incidents.

MrX in search of a FACILITY on Robertson station.

Wallangarra Triangle back in the mid 1990s.

The hornigatingly rare sight of a Philippine Airline 747 taken late

last year at Mascot.

Seagull at Maroubra Beach in the late afternoon sun.

This is another recent one, taken while trialing a new backup camera.

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~~ A STEAMY HUNTER ADVENTURE ~~

28-11-2009

Steamy? Yes, but because of the extreme temperatures, not for what your dirty perverted gunzel minds may be thinking.

A lunch at Mayfield to celebrate the aunties birthday naturally lead on to an afternoon of lineside bliss, and who better to spend this time with than Kurri Kurri's own kettle expert, Mr Nathan.
Despite the very brief amount of time, a number of good sights were seen, some even of the train variety.

Kurri local and international porn star, Mr Nathan!

The secret missle launching program at Kooragang is taking shape.

Hmmmm enough to boil the blood of any true gunzel.

Gunzel excitment was the order of the day as G539 BL26 48108 48165 and 4886 scream through Warabrook with a Cobar bound ore train.

The sight of MrNathan's new foamer chariot next to 8601 became all a bit to much for him.

Why Warabrook is loved by railfans everywhere.

Ahhhhh a sweet moment between god daddy and Tin Tin!

No, he did not have boiled lollies.

8601 again.

8251 8252 pass through Warabrook with an up Stratford coalie.

And crosses a Tranny.

Sadly just a western one, but as it was quite on the train front we took the opportunity.

McFuggly cars!

TT01.

This class is a bit of a focal point for the local Filipino community. TT in Tagalog means, ahhmmmm, well penis. Looks like Pacific National has got themselves a dickie locomotive class.

~~ YE GRAND OL WHERE IS IT ~~

DOUBLE SHOT

This where is it has two photos for you to guess. I know one person who will likely get them both very quick, so don't wait if you wish to win this most prestigious of games.

PHOTO #1

Guesses:

Winners:

PHOTO #2

Guesses:

Winners:


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*** THANK YOU ***

I know most of you probably sit there in your computer rooms, looking at NR class photos on the net and bashing the hankie box thinking that the quality posts appearing on this website just come to me so easy.

None of you probably give an ounce of thought to the hours I spend, slaving away on the keyboard, hour after hour, to ensure the stupidity and smut I bring forth is of a quality suitable for my very selective readership.

Lets face it, any old spark photographer could sit here and punch out a page of pedestrian gunzel porn. However I have more respect for my readership than to convey dribble to you week in and week out, I approach every new addition with the sort of style and finesse that only the Semi-Retired Foamer, and perhaps the makers of South Park, could ever hope to achieve.

It thus brings a warm tingly feeling to ones regions when an appreciative reader sends in a contribution for me to share with everyone. It not only makes me feel a little appreciated, but it saves me actually having to do much extra work for a few more days.

With this in mind I humbly thank Rob Parnell for this photo of an ALF in Perth.

I think it, more than any other photo that has appeared, pretty much sums up the feeling of your favourite blogsite - or perhaps even this one.


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~~~ WHERE IS IT ~~~

Dipping into the archive collection for another of those ever popular

'Where Is It' competitions.

Three shots of the line shown.

GUESSES:Pelaw Main Line beyond Stockrington,

CLUES:

WINNER: Chris Stratton for Berrima-Medway line. Closely followed by Robert Parnell.

Thanks to all who took a guess. Another one shortly.

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Where's Colonel !

Yes it is the internet competition you have not been waiting for!

In an exciting new idea I ripped off the "Wheres Wally" group of publishing dribble, I am now doing "Wheres Colonel".

Be the first to work out where Colonel is (the cost of the Bundy there may be a clue) and you win, well, nothing at all, except the fame of winning.

Wrong Guesses: Down the pub (Brock), Abermain Car Park (MooseTurds)

Winner:

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