Hi Terry Any chance of submitting an article with photos to Light Railways. I am sure that it would make a very interesting subject. Regards Alf Atkin

I recently visited Ida Bay and rode the train with its Malcolm Moore, Isusu engined, locomotive and was very impressed. This line originally conveyed limestone from a quarry to a jetty on Ida Bay and

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Thanks. I know nothing about Victorian rolling stock, and very little about NSW rolling stock. Locomotives, particularly diesel, are my main interest. Regards, Chris

It appears to be a guards van or louvered van. Im not sure. I didnt see the number this is what i was told by the owner. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

G'day All, A NU van (sometimes mistakenly called a carriage) is a louvered box van used on the Victorian Narrow gauge railways. #3 along with 8, 10, 13 & 14) are st Puffing Billy. Regards, Bill

What is a 2nu carriage? Regards, Chris

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My apologies I just got informed its 20 minutes from Erica. Must have loaded it quick! The museum is located on moore street from memory. Sorry to have risen any anxieties! Ill send a pic as soon as

Hey all My friend jeff watson, stephen watson's son messaged me last night. They have the 2nu carriage at cranbourne. It is being relocated today to erica. Im not sure if its on narre warren road at

Chris, Many thanks for that. I spent the weekend at a monastery at Galong, attending a most valuable series of workshops on museum management run by Museums Australia for small volunteer-run

Well the Puffing Billy Spit Roast has now run. Actually it was the "1920s Gembrook Mixed Train" and it ran on Sunday 3 October with about 85 passengers, and was fully booked. On the same day the

Not a hint has appeared about what the syllabus item is. Is there anyone at home, online, who isn't attending but who can post what it is? I am munching dinner, but can't decide whether to head out at

Can a LRRSA member attending the Menangle Field Days on 16-17 October provide the LR H&T editor with a brief report and some photos highlighting any special light railway orientated features this

The narrow gauge Ruston & Hornsby locomotive is now in use at the Illawarra Light Railway Museum Society, Albion Park, NSW. John logo John Browning PO Box 99 Annerley

From Railpage with some shots of rail items around Condong mill from just before the last 1435mm train service to Murwillumbah stopped. The last three of the 20 images are of mill tramway items. Not

Light Railways No.215 was packed last Friday night and posted on Saturday. Copies should start arriving today. With this issue is notification of two forthcoming tours. The first is in central

It is very tempting, but also an awkward month for me. I will be part of a major Murray River fleet voyage from the end of March into April, celebrating the centenary of PS Industry at Renmark. Also

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