Sunday, October 15, 2017






Howdee, and welcome back to the third installment of our rapidly growing photographic expose on the preservation efforts of S*M*U*T group members. 

What started out as a two part article, has inspired people to send in enough shots to ensure at least one more following this.
All this has lead me to reflect on the group and how lucky we are to have those who are in it. Such a great, hard working and dedicated group of volunteers, giving their all, despite the negativity that a few in the preservation hobby aim their way.

Without you guys we would be much the poorer.











Brad has devoted a large amount of time to promoting railway 
heritage in the Philippines.
After eight years of effort, 2007 saw the first attempt at setting u an official railway preservation group.
This group went on to restore the historic BUDA car above, as well as donating to a heritage railway display at the main passenger terminal of Tutuban.
He is currently working on the early stages of something bigger.

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Zachary Dray dedicating his time to the bus preservation industry as well.


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Sohtaka being a PSM on the State Mine Christmas tour to Tarana.

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Linda Mcfarlane is a regular volunteer at Lithgow's 'State Mine Railway Museum'.



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No, Zane is not sleeping on the job.
This one one SMUTTER the rest of himself as well.


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The CPH 'Dream Team'.
Linda, Zane and Aaron.


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Geoff Riley caught fitting the waugh grate side bearer bars to 3237.

The final (possibly) instalment in the series will be available soon.

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