One of my bigger rail obsessions is the internal rail operations of Australian steelworks, with a growing interest in those overseas.
Over the years, I have taken a good amount of internal rollingstock shots that have been largely useless, just sitting in photo albums and computer files.
So, recently I got to thinking that I may as well inflict some of them upon the world by way of one of my blogs. Don't mention it, you're welcome.
Of course, internal steelworks rollingstock is not everyone's cup of cocoa, so here is a kitten video should you prefer to spend your time that way.
Anyways, I guess we may as well start with the most impressive rollingstock in any steelworks, the Torpedo (Hot Metal) Ladel. I don't plan to fill up the interwebs with hundreds of photos, so have just chosen a random few.
Over the years, I have taken a good amount of internal rollingstock shots that have been largely useless, just sitting in photo albums and computer files.
So, recently I got to thinking that I may as well inflict some of them upon the world by way of one of my blogs. Don't mention it, you're welcome.
Of course, internal steelworks rollingstock is not everyone's cup of cocoa, so here is a kitten video should you prefer to spend your time that way.
Anyways, I guess we may as well start with the most impressive rollingstock in any steelworks, the Torpedo (Hot Metal) Ladel. I don't plan to fill up the interwebs with hundreds of photos, so have just chosen a random few.
If interest is there, we shall move onto the other internal wagons.
#portkembla #steelworks
1 comment:
I never knew such strange critters existed. Interesting and thanks for the education.
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