Michael, Fascinating images! Lots of intriguing desert landscapes that helped to give these images a special character that you will not find in Wales! Best Wishes Bob McKillop

Michael, Wow! You certainly had an amazing day out at the ‘Tracks to Trenches’ event with such an amazing collection of locomotives and other WWI items. I retired as editor of Australian Railway Histo

Michael, A BIG DAY on the Welshpool & Lianfair Railway. I had the opportunity to travel on that line back in 2001 and enjoyed the experience. I am still active as editor of Australian Railway History

Michael, So many German ng lines with amazing locos; so much snow! Another fascinating batch of images. Best Wishes Bob McKillop Editor: Australian Railway History

Michael, Nice presentation, but it looks bloody cold to me! Best Wishes Bob McKillop Editor: Australian Railway History

Michael, What fun you had. Lots of delightful images, including stunning architecture, but the one of 99 7245-6 adjacent to the turntable frames by the rainbow stands out to me. Many thanks Bob McKill

Frank, I had a Light Railways reader come to my office at ARHS last week with a complaint about the layout of this issue with the so-called ‘fillers’, but I had some difficulty in understanding why th

Folks, My Light Railways received at Castlecrag yesterday afternoon. A great cover photo enhanced with Frank’s artistic enhancement and another impressive timber milling article from Ian McNeil. It lo

Michael, Many thanks for your comments. I have passed the editorial tasks for Light Railways onto other younger LRRSA members, but since November 2013 I have taken on the paid position of editor of Au

Hi Michael, How delightful and authentic, albeit a celebration of carnage. You must have had a ball! Bob McKillop

Michael, Many thanks for sharing these images via the LRRSA Group. I have enjoyed them immensely and I envy your opportunity to experience this wonderful operation first-hand. Cheers Bob McKillop

Some material on the Moorabbin plateway appeared in the July 2002 issue of Australian Railway History, with a follow-up in the October 2002 issue by Ian Cutter. Ian provided a further update in the Fe

Frank, I think there are a couple of copies at the ARHSnsw Bookshop in Redfern. Bob

John, Thanks for posting this item. We were aware at ARHSnsw that this award was in the pipeline; much deserved for a life-long dedication to railways and their heritage. Bob McKillop

Michael, Ah fonts memories of past visits to these sites! Bob McKillop Editor, Australian Railway History

Hi David, I noted your posting some time back. It’s good to hear that the digital version of ARH is getting exposure as we have still to get data on sales from the distributors. By getting the online

Folks, I have looked at Rod’s images. The scene looks to be very much the same as it was when I had a special tour of the facilities in June 2004. It was late in the day when I got there, so it wasn’t

Hi Michael, Brilliant images – what a difference a day makes! Bob McKillop

Brian, Ah yes, we all tend to get muddled on the internet at times! A sign of old age or our particular territory? Best Wishes Bob McKillop Castlecrag 2068

Michael, Given that I am currently working my way though Roy Link’s magnificent WDLR Album, these great images of yours are very topical indeed. I thoroughly enjoyed working though them. Many thanks R