I recently came across the first large bundle of shots from these trips and have started scanning them to show here. During the course of 2017 I will be pre-programming this new series to appear monthly.
If your not a big fan of the railways in Victoria (what is wrong with you?), there will still be the other regular variety of posts that probably go largely ignored.
So sit back and enjoy the series, one that I am actually putting together way back in October 2017.
Took me some time to work out what station this was. :-)
The 'All Stations To Broadmeadow' ended up being the pivital clue.
The 'All Stations To Broadmeadow' ended up being the pivital clue.
Not a thing was rostered to run in daylight on the day we arrived in Maryborough.
Luckily this was sitting in the yard and that it was in the pre-rail nazi days.
Luckily this was sitting in the yard and that it was in the pre-rail nazi days.
930s just float my boat.
V/Line orange and grey. It was Victoria's candy livery.
Even on the quietest of Main South days, at least you had the two 'Intercapital Daylight Expresses' to pass some time. At this stage it was normally either an 81 or a G.
Fare evader.
The Overland arrives from Adelaide after it's long overnight journey.
The Overland arriving Keswick (Adelaide) at the other end of it's nightly journey.
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