FIJI MAQERE RANGES
An Adventure
Way, WAY, back in 2006, I spent a week in Fiji sampling much of the 2ft action that the country has to offer.
Mid way through the trip, we decided to head across to the small little out-depot of Tavua, a fascinating location with one of the most model-able little loco shed I think I have ever seen.
In an incredible example of great timing, they were preparing to transfer the local track car back to the Rarawai sugar mill in Ba.
We waited a little way outside the town for the track car to come past. Thanks to John Browning, one of my companions on the trip, I was privileged to have a ride across this spectacular mountain range.
Our vehicle for the adventure.
Not impressed that we violated his territory.
Their was much evidence of regular derailments.
Tell me that this is not just begging to be a tourist railway.
Some beautiful views of the farms and coastline along this section.
Some beautiful views of the farms and coastline along this section.
To finish up, more evidence of cane lost in derailments as I neared the end of the trip.
Earlier Fiji posting on the blog HERE. Including the above mentioned Tavua shed.
More to come as it is found.
More to come as it is found.
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