G'day Bob, Have the LR Hon Eds thought of putting the LRRSA Yahoo Group details inside the front cover of LR permanently - i.e. in the first column, although I note it's pretty tight for space at

Brad, Frank, Any chance of including "Defence dept and explosives" (or similar)in the "1) Industrial" list? Various govts, both colonial and federal operated an extemely diverse group of tramways,

Further to the item in Light Railways 190, avideo report on the dispute between the Tasmanian Hydro Electric Commission andthe West Coast Council over the future of the Lake Margaret pipeline is

Railway historians and enthusiasts may be interested in the first volume (of three) of a newly-published account of Waddingtons Ltd/Commonwealth Enginering, covering the years 1921 to 1955. The front

--- Phil Rickard <chy_gwel_an_meneth@...> wrote: Hi Phil/all, Had a real quick browse through the book at the Newcastle exhibition. It was obviously quick as I didn't realise the

Hi Phil/all, It would certainly ensure people would see it, even if they miss it in the first issue. I have gradually listing it in the links section of other relevent groups and am

MusT geT that faulTy lower-case "T" on my Typerwriterfixed ... Apparently the non-availability of steam has something todo with fire precautions. Any fire getting away in that rugged terrain would

Morning all, Just wanting members views on whether or not photographic attachments should be accepted on group posts or whether it be limited to the files/photos sections? We are able to

Brad, I don't think attachments should be allowed to emails to this group. I think there is a security risk with this relating to viruses etc. Most groups I belong to don't allow it, and I am

Gents, Being a total novice to any sort of online group, can I just re-cap here? Are there two ways of putting photos on the group site? One in the Photos tab and one by attaching them to a

Phil, Yes there are two methods, attaching to emails - which is generally considered a risk, and uploading to the files section in Yahoo groups, which is generally considered to be

Hi Brad, all, I do not think it is a good idea to have attachments. Photos can go inthe files easily enough. Brad, Can you call me at home please? (07-5446 7784). Regards, Ron A. --- BLI BLI

Thanks Frank, So if one did have a photo for discussion etc., one could post it in the Photos section and separately post a message that it was there to be looked at but that all comment/discussion

Phil, Yes you could post it to the Photos section and the system will automatically generate a message to the group(if you ask it to by ticking the appropriate box). You can also place other types

Just in case you have not heard this sad news yet ...

Just in case you have not heard this sad news yet, here is an e-mail from John Frost which was circulated to the ATR delegates late last night ... Friends, I regret that I have to have to convey

Howdee, For anyone interested tomorrow (Wednesday) nights meeting of the LRRSA in Sydney will be a talk on the 'Logging Railways Of The Dorrigo Plateau'. Was planning to go myself (first ever

Hi Phil/everyone, I will be setting the group up for no attachments and as said you can always post a seperate message with a link to the group or choose for Yahoogroups to do this

Hi Frank, I am having trouble opening this URL. Is there any letters missing? Brad --- Frank Stamford <frank.stamford@...> wrote: #### LocoShed Australasia Website ####