The Semi-Retired Foamer has been a railfan since he was around 5 years old, oh yes a very young age, an age when one really should avoid being involved with the gunzel community to any great extent. A few rather unsavoury people bringing that fact home.
After a few decades of train chasing, one decided to break with protocol and get married, thus leading to a severe cut in railfan activity.
Subsequent dealings with hate breeders, lunatics, mental defectives and self-appointed preservation overlords lead to an even greater decrease in my hobby participation.
However things have changed thanks to our small group of trusted mates, interest has returned, and now I have become a bit more involved yet again.
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Over the years I have tried my best to further both the hobby, as well as the friendships that it brings. I have done this by setting up proactive groups both here in Australia, as well as the Philippines. It is with huge honour that I am often considered the founding father of the railfan hobby in the Philippines (my second home).
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I don't take the hobby too seriously and I am a friend to anyone who is good and genuine. But never forgive those who have used their hate to destroy my hobby or hurt the friends within it.

Let's Make The Hobby Great Again!
I aim to share the era that I considered mine, the 80s and 90s. I also like to help promote, and even raise funds for, the various heritage societies that keep the era alive
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Friday, August 11, 2023

VICTORIA ADVENTURES - PART 3


 




1989      
30-9-1989See NotesMuseumHuon 2RT 582 RY1931 RY873 82RM 24RM - Former Cudgewa line.1
 58RM J515 Y133 T320MuseumSeymour  1
 DRC40 RT40-Seymour  1
 SBN2195-Seymour NSW Carriage?1
 N472 B76PassengerSpencer St To Geelong1
 N471ShuntingSpencer St Brings in carriages1
 G521ShuntingSpencer St Brings in Syudney Express carriages.1
 Y104ShuntingSpencer St  1
1-10-1989Y122ShuntingSpencer St Brings in Vinelander cars.1
 A71Light EngineSpencer St Arrive 1
 See NotesLoco DepotDynon A77 A79 B641
  Loco DepotDynon C501 C506 C508 C503 C5071
  Loco DepotDynon G515 G518 G532 G540 G513 G534 G516 G5231
  Loco DepotDynon N452 N474 N463 N465 N4571
  Loco DepotDynon P13 P14 P18 P11 P171
  Loco DepotDynon S302 S3061
  Loco DepotDynon T389 T391 T367 T412 T362 T372 T384 T401 T375 T374 T388 T410 T402 T4071
  Loco DepotDynon T404 T409 T377 T381 T383 T3901
  Loco DepotDynon T342 (APM Livery)1
  Loco DepotDynon X34 X36 X32 X31 X44 X531
  Loco DepotDynon Y148 Y167 Y145 Y149 Y166 Y159 Y130 Y168 Y110 Y115 Y143 Y118 Y147 Y1711
  Loco DepotDynon 932 939 7061
  Loco DepotDynon Standard Gauge: 8177 8176 8175 8167 G520 X371
  Loco DepotDynon Standard Gauge: Y101 Y102 Y104 T411 C504 C5051
  Loco DepotDynon Stored: S304 B69 T358 T347 T3651
7-10-1989B65 Y133 J515   Moulamein & Deniliquin Tour 
8-10-1989    Moulamein & Deniliquin Tour


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Y157 Y119 Y122 bludging around Dynon Loco Depot.
Y119: Owned by Ettamogah Rail Hub. Used as SRHC shunter at Seymour.
Y122: Scrapped
Y157: Owned by Ettamogah Rail Hub. Leased to the Victorian Goldfields Railway.
Photo: Brad Peadon


Y154 still in the old VR Blue livery at Dynon.
Now scrapped.
Photo: Brad Peadon



S304 and T345 still in the old VR Blue livery at Dynon.
S304: Scrapped.
T345: Now a shunter for SCT.
Photo: Brad Peadon


Y138 sitting around Ballarat East.
Now scrapped.
Photo: Brad Peadon


S312 now with Southern Shorthaul Railroad.
Photo: Brad Peadon


B65 stored with Southern Shorthaul.
T381 operational with Southern Shorthaul.
Photo: Brad Peadon


Y104 stored with the Seymour Railway Heritage Centre.
Photo: Brad Peadon


B61 now named 'Bernie Baker', in Streamliners 2016 livery, and with Southern Shorthaul.
Photo: Brad Peadon


Y152 at Wodonga loco depot.
Now with VicTrack Heritage and stored at Seymour.
Photo: Brad Peadon


T369 Y127 T377 sitting around Geelong loco back in the early 90s.
Y127: Preserved
T369 and T377: Rail First Asset Management
Photo: Brad Peadon


S310 and G515 sitting at Ballarat East.
S310: Stored at the Seymour Railway Heritage Centre.
G515: Rail First Asset Management.
Photo: Brad Peadon


S306 and T386 sitting around Geelong yard.
Now in PN Blue/yellow, used by 707 Operations for tours.
Photo: Brad Peadon


P22 prepares to depart the terminus at Stony Point with another shuttle to Frankston.
Now operationally preserved at Seymour wearing the old VR Blue/Gold livery.
Photo: Brad Peadon


L1162 was the fourth unit on a quad L class hauled Traralgon goods.
L1162: Now preserved by Steamrail.
Graham station on the former Port Melbourne railway line.
Photo: Brad Peadon


P12 at Spencer Street station.
P12: Stored with V/Line.
Photo: Brad Peadon


N461 X45 A81 sitting around Spencer Street station.
N461: still with V/Line.
X45: Now stored with Pacific National.
A81: Scrapped
Photo: Brad Peadon


A78: Scrapped
With Pacific National, believed stored at North Bendigo.
Photo: Brad Peadon


Mr John Auer at what I thought was Bendigo, but apparently isn't.
Photo: Brad Peadon


20Rt and RT21 sitting around somewhere that may, or may not, be Ballarat..
Photo: Brad Peadon


32RT somewhere else in Victoria.
Photo: Brad Peadon


RT50 somewhere else in Victoria.
Photo: Brad Peadon


13RT somewhere else in Victoria.
Photo: Brad Peadon


RT5 somewhere else in Victoria.
Photo: Brad Peadon


Rt34 somewhere else in Victoria.
Sadly, I never really went to much effort taking notes of these :-(
Photo: Brad Peadon


N462 preparing to depart Spencer Street for Warrnambool.
Remains with V/Line, but the future of locomotive hauled passenger services in becoming bleak.
Photo: Brad Peadon


Y170 Y175 Y174 at Ballarat East.
Y170 and Y175: Scrapped.
Y175 was unique in it being fitted with a 64 Volt power outlet for powering batteries on the Norman Car (Commissioners' Train) overnight.
Y174: Stored with Ettamogah Rail Hub.
Photo: Brad Peadon

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