Was the last remaining stub of this line a siding to a sawmill just across a street from the station? I remember such a siding in the 1970s. From memory the rails went across the footpath and the

Remains of this tramway which can be seen from the cutting on Bong Bong Road to Mullet Creek at Dapto are about to disappear under the West Dapto Urban Release area. Members who wish to inspect the

Hi everyone, Whilst reading a book called 'The Roadmakers' by the former Department of Main Roads, I found something that I thought might be of interest to the group. In a chapter describing

Thanks for posting this Bob. The railways shown around the highway near the Murchison River bridge are quite interesting - what are they? Construction railways? To: LRRSA@... From:

Hello Bob, I get an error message ³Document Not Found The document you requested could not be found.² when trying to look at the pdf? -- Do you own or use an Apple Macintosh Computer? If so at

G'day again, OK, original file has been deleted and replaced with another which now includes scale data, sorry, seniors moment..... Just in case it's not obvious: red lines are roads with the fat

Hi John, Thank you very much for the link.  That site was where I saw my first pictures of the Tullah Area.  However, the list of pictures from your link had seven additional pictures that I had not

Sincerely, Weston Langford

Hi Ron,   Thank you very much. Bill

Hello Bill, I am in Hobart, and will make a few enquiries next week, to see what I can dig up. Ron

Hi Bob, Sorry, Thanks to you.  I was confused with all the messages coming and going. Bill

Bob Thornton posted it, not me. Credit where credit is due! I merely asked a possibly stupid question derived from it.

Hi, I sent an email to Greg Blake asking about general information on Buildings and maybe a map of the railroad track in the mine area.  Here is his reply: "Hi Bill, To My knowledge there are no

Bill and Bob I spent some time in the State Archives and the State Library when we were living down in Tasmania ... they were the sort of places where my wife had to come and get me otherwise I'd

Hi Bob and Eddie, Thanks for posting the map.   Eddie, we know that for a longtime their was no road connection between Tullah and any other town. I expect that at one time the railroad connected the

Thank you very much for that. What proportion of the original length of Longworth's tramway is covered by the heritage trail or is otherwise accessible?

Thank you. Is that an abandoned railway that starts two squares south of Tullah and wanders six squares southward towards Sterling Saddle?

I've uploaded some photos from my Port Macquarie trip to my folder in the group Files section at http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/LRRSA/files/Chris%20S/ There is Ricardoes Tomato farm, Timbertown

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