Thanks Frank, I've kicked off the Photo Album with 2 initial images: the layout as displayed in May 2018 a diagram of the 12 modules comprising the layout showing a representation of the tracks on

The following photos have been uploaded to the Corrimal Colliery and its Incline Model album of the LRRSA@groups.io group. Corrimal Colliery Incline Module Floorplan

The following photos have been updated in the Corrimal Colliery and its Incline Model album of the LRRSA@groups.io group. P1280422a.jpg By: John Garaty

John, There is absolutely no problems with the Moderators of this Group if you do what you propose. “Light Railways” is not a model railway magazine, because we have to draw boundaries - there is

Hi Pete, all I thought I'd better ask first. The building of an industrial model railway, even an "interesting" one like Corrimal with its 2' gauge tramway and incline might not fully align with some

Thanks for including me in your email to Rod. Interesting discussion. Why not put up your photos? Cheers, Pete.

Hi Roderick, all, Mining started at the Brookers Nose Colliery sometime in the late 1860's as indicated in the Illawarra Coal Minebase link. The sign was actually at the later Daylight Mine, about a

Dear Ross, John Hyett has provided the answer: an error by the painter! Cheers, Richard On Monday, 31 August 2020,

Hi Richard, I contacted the local coal historian about the date 1802 but it has him baffled. This date is way too early for any coal mining beginnings down that way. He is going to make enquires for

It probably should read 1902. On the 1st September 1902 the Corrimal Balgownie Collieries took over the mine from The Southern Coal Company

Ross, That's pretty obvious, but what is the relevance of Sept 1st, 1802? And what is the occasion? Cheers, Richard On Monday, 31 August

Hi Roderick, This is the entrance (very ornate) to the coal mine at Corrimal. It was a most unique entrance to the transport tunnel Regards, Ross Mainwaring

I'm not sure what this was illustrating. 200608M-'CanberraTimes'-Illawarra-mine.jpg Roderick

Last few days! A reminder that the LRRSA’s new book “In the Shadow of the Prom”, by Mike McCarthy, is available to LRRSA members at a 40% discount price of $39.60 until 30 August. For

Roderick Deteriorating walking bridge shut for repair Sun.31.5.20 Melbourne 'Herald Sun'  A HISTORIC walking bridge in Gippsland has been closed after it was deemed in urgent need of repair. Parks

The organisers of the meeting will shortly be reviewing everything about the meeting, what went well and what needs improving. This will include the way the link is sent to people who have registered

How was the reply given to the advance email: manually or automated? Why even have the requirement? I had expected automated at 21.15, with the meeting still in progress. My aviation club is leading

In my case I received and responded to the issue file. It loaded the meeting in my calender ok but then the email with the zoom details disappeared. Fortunately I found it hiding in the deleted files

 FYI, my invite came up as a meeting request in my mail client, Outlook 2003. I accepted it and the event went in my Outlook Calendar. The event description in the calendar had all the detail

G’day Mike, I have sent you a personal email showing the email advice I received. You will see that the formatting of the message was very poor, and when this email was received, it was not