I will be purchasing one as soon as my renewed LRRSA membership is recognised. Also being a big Shay fan, I am keen to have a copy of this.

Nor arrived in downtown Dapto as yet.

Bad stuff indeed. History repeating itself, after a fashion, considering the fiery demise of the Parramatta Park Tramway Museum many years ago, from what may or may not have been arson.

Hello Michael If you have a look in my Photobucket gallery, you will find some comparative pix of Bombala, Cooma (and other station sites on the Bombala line) and Gundagai (and other station sites on

OMG Had forgot that it had expired. Have just now done renewal online. Sorry about that Frank. Cheerz, Alec (halfpilotstaff)

Sorry, I should have been more informative as regards location. Has yet to arrive at Corrimal East (Wollongong) NSW.

Frank, mine would appear to still be out there somewhere. Cheerz, Alec

I seem to be seeing many brethren of Skarloey, Duncan, Rheneas and Peter Sam in those photos.... Lovely photos as always, Michael!

Thanks kindly for taking the time and trouble with that information, Michael (and thus my turntable fantasies are dashed ). Seriously, the bridge sounds to be very historically precious, almost as muc

Thanks for that Michael. Lovely photos as ever.

Michael, in this photo, is that turntable remnants adjacent to where the track curves off into the grass? https://flic.kr/p/tyMMQV Cheerz halfpilotsfaff

Not that I recommend using it, but there is something quite chemically powerful in feline urine, particularly if it's emanated from an unneutered tom. My Dad, who has used the molasses formula over th

It was a big story on most of the TV news programs this evening, notably 10 & 7.

The Corby Boogieboard factory obviously Seriously, yet another interesting lighter variant of a railway.

On searching Wikipedia, Nordstrandischmoor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Nordstrandischmoor - Wikipedia, the free encycl... Nordstrandischmoor (Danish: Nordstrand Mor, Frisian: Lätj Möör; also kn

The cars certainly are classics; the open one is a rare Citroen Mehari, and the hatch is a Citroen Ami Super. And luverly trainpix too, thanks again Michael

Except for enlightened folk like us, it's easy to forget what horrendous conditions miners worked under, over a century ago. Thanks for posting that Roderick. BTW I have a "period" copy of that song,

Thanks for that Roderick, most interesting. The language barrier need not be one, if you browse that site with Chrome - where you get an instant translation option.

Not at all Michael, I've been enjoying all the pic links you've been posting. OT, in your last set, is that a Jowett Jupiter? Interested as I'm also an old car buff.

What became of the Oldsmobile chassis? In those days, there where plenty of vintage car enthusiasts who also had sufficent trade experience (fitting & turning, engineering, mechanical etc) or knew peo