Folks, Following the distribution of LR266 early renewals have started coming in. While most online renewals are being processed normally, I am seeing a surprising number which seem to have failed, mo

The LRRSA mailout team had another enjoyable evening (*) last night, with the result that Light Railways 266, the April 2019 issue, has now been delivered to Australia Post. This is a most interesting

The April issue of Light Railways, No. 266, was scheduled to be packed tonight. Unfortunately due to a problem at the printers the magazine is not available. We are hopeful the mailout will be made on

Sam, The August 1999 ARHS Bulletin has a lengthy article on the Carnarvon Tramway. In this article it is stated: Flooding of the river had caused many problems over the years for the tramway operation

Light Railways 265 was handed over to Australia Post this morning. It's another a great looking issue The main articles are: Robb & Co’s Cudgen Sugar Operations (Northern Rivers of NSW), the provocati

Light Railways 265 is getting close to be sent out to our members. There are some great topics in the meetings this month, ranging from lime sands tramways on the Eyre Peninsula, to Dams of Sydney and

Peter, That "dodgy" link to the photo might be because you uploaded to the yahoogroup, not to groups.io John

Nice photos Michael, I've never been there in Winter. I'm not certain whether I prefer Melbourne's high 30s (42 on Friday) or the freezing cold. What was the temperature in Wernigerode? John

Apologies to all those who see this email twice, but I accidentally sent it via yahoo groups rather than to groups.io - thanks to Philip Graham for letting me know. Light Railways 264 - December 2018

Light Railways 264 is in the hands of the printer. So people can make their plans the meeting details for December are here: http://lrrsa.org.au/LRR_Meetings.html NOTE: The Melbourne meeting is at the

All, Light Railways 263 (October 2018) was packed last night, and is now in the hands of Oz Post. With luck and a trailing wind members should begin to receive the magazine, and the four inserts so ca

It's VR-speak for level crossing, Chris. John

The August issue of Light Railways is a week away from being dispatched. Here are the meeting details for the different branches for August: Brisbane Nambour Steam Bob Gough will show DVD's from Nambo

Putting the photos online remains in the LRRSA "to do" list. John sent from my Sony Xperia

Hi Peter, I am most interested in the Irvinebank maps, but have just left on a two month road trip. Will these files still be available in September? John sent from my Sony Xperia

Light Railways 261, the June issue, and the last of the current membership year, was packed by a willing team of volunteers last night, and handed over to Australia Post today. Perhaps a week later th

It says 12,000 in the newspaper. Fake News! John

Bruce, That is an interesting find, it would be very nice to know the answer - or perhaps to be a fly-on-the-wall when they made the discovery. John

Dick, You will have to replace the (dot) with a real dot. John

Having heard all the good stories about the migration, we shall investigate what is needed. First we will need to find the moderator... John Dennis LRRSA Sales Officer.