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'Ding Dings Downunder' will consist of all the tram and light rail shots I have managed to take around Australia over the years.
These will be a mixture of ones in service, or in preservation. While mostly around New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, and South Australia, preserved trams from elsewhere will likely appear over time.
One major drawback of years of neglecting to catalogue over 300,000 photos is that I'm now playing catch-up. While I've managed to organize thousands of images on this blog across various themes, there are still countless others sitting around waiting for their moment.
To tackle this backlog, I'm embarking on a mission to sort through and categorize a substantial number of these photos in the coming months. Expect to see posts dedicated to locomotives, carriages, infrastructure, trams, and buses, catering to those with even a passing interest in these subjects.
Prepare for the approaching tsunami of photographs from the 80s till today.
If you have an interest in aviation and other guff, check out my
Brad Peadon
Z1-84 Corner of Elizabeth and Bourke Streets Melbourne.
Scrapped in 2003.
Photo: Brad Peadon
SW5-806 in it's Transporting Art scheme on Swanston Street in Melbourne.
Thought to be still stored in Melbourne.
Photo: Brad Peadon
R1740 operating at the old 'Sydney Tramway Museum site at Loftus.
Preserved at the new site.
Photo: Brad Peadon
X217 entered service in Melbourne during 1924 and is seen here at Kew Depot.
Now on display at the 'Melbourne Tram Museum'
Photo: Brad Peadon
T180 entered service in Melbourne during 1917 and is seen here at Kew Depot.
Now on display at the 'Melbourne Tram Museum'
Photo: Brad Peadon
B2-2014 passing through St Kilda.
Livery believed to be for a Port Melbourne housing project.
Still in service.
Photo: Brad Peadon
001+002 George Street, Wynyard (Sydney).
Advertising for Paramount+
Photo: Brad Peadon
H369 and H377 in Adelaide, South Australia.
H369: Bendigo Tramways but advertised for sale in 2023. Their website would suggest it is still there.
H377: Believed to be in private ownership at an unknown location.
Photo: Brad Peadon
A2-265 in Flinders Street, Melbourne.
Believed to still be in service.
Photo: Brad Peadon
W2-245 at the waterfront in Newcastle back when they were operated there.
Tram was last reported to be in a bad condition at Londonderry.
Photo: Brad Peadon
060+059 George Street, Wynyard (Sydney).
Photo: Brad Peadon
021+022 George Street, Wynyard (Sydney).
Photo: Brad Peadon
017+018 George Street, Wynyard (Sydney).
Photo: Brad Peadon
011+012 George Street, Wynyard (Sydney).
Photo: Brad Peadon
005+006 George Street, Wynyard (Sydney).
Photo: Brad Peadon
005+006 George Street, Wynyard (Sydney).
Photo: Brad Peadon
001+002 George Street, Wynyard (Sydney).
Photo: Brad Peadon
B2-2061 in, I think, Spencer Street, Melbourne.
Still in service.
Photo: Brad Peadon
A2-268 B2-2003 SW6-968 at the former South Melbourne Depot.
968 is at a driver learner school in Essendon. Others remain in service.
Photo: Brad Peadon
B2-2100 in Bourke Street Melbourne.
Wearing the special MET 100th Light Rail vehicle livery of brown and cream.
Entered service in 1992 and remains so.
Photo: Brad Peadon
SW6-965 at Spencer and Collins Streets in Melbourne.
Now operational in the 'Danish Tramway Museum', and owned by Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and Princess Mary.
Photo: Brad Peadon
SW2-432 at the waterfront in Newcastle back when they were operated there.
Tram was destroyed in the 2015 Loftus (old site) fire.
Photo: Brad Peadon
H377 in Adelaide, South Australia.
Believed to be in private ownership at an unknown location.
Photo: Brad Peadon
W2-510 outside the former South Melbourne Depot.
Now preserved at the 'Melbourne Tram Museum' in the former Hawthorn Depot.
Photo: Brad Peadon
P1497 at the new 'Sydney Tramway Museum' site back in the early days.
Built in 1922.
Photo: Brad Peadon
Former Brisbane tram 548 at the old Loftus site.
Still in operation at the new site.
Built in 1963.
Photo: Brad Peadon
R1740 operating at the new 'Sydney Tramway Museum site at Loftus. Seen operating on the Sutherland line.
Built in 1933.
Photo: Brad Peadon
The then new Wentworth Park light rail line before it was extended through to Dulwich Hill.
Photo: Brad Peadon
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Australian Locomotive Rosters Is
Branching Out Into Trams.
We are currently seeking photos of each Z1, Z2, and W types of Melbourne tram.
Able to help us? Contact Bradly Coulter.
Or email me on the email shown on this site.
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Anyone with me on these days.
Check our new Linktree site above for piles of dreary transport entertainment.
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