Hi Mark, Can you describe the link to the supplement on his website? I can't find anything which states it is a supplement to the book (the word "supplement" does not exist on that page). All I can fi

The account is in US dollars.

Does using wise impose any fees on the recipient?

It cost me $109.44 to pay online, from my desk, by International Bank Transfer. (Probably could have done it on my phone, sitting on the couch). Will cost more if you go to a bank branch. John

The full set of LRN is a free download, so the tour report is available for all. John

Light Railways News has a tour report for the Maribyrnong Explosives Factory which was run in 1992 over two Saturdays (29/2 and 14/3). John

That looks splendid indeed. An excellent job. It's been too long since I last visited - I do plan to return one day...

Hmm. When I was up that way five years ago I spent two or three days at Karijni, and less than 2-3 hours at Cossack. I don't think they are comparable. John

Further to the announcement of the impending arrival of Light Railways 277, we have been advised that the South Australian group will be having a meeting on 4 February, at 1 Kindergarten Drive, Hawtho

Better late than never! We had a bit of a delay with the delivery of Light Railways 277, which pushed the mailout back a week. The magazine has now been handed over to Australia Post - members should

Wow. Overnight delivery from Melbourne to regional Victoria. Remarkable. John

The originally planned mailout date for Light Railways 276 was to be last week, but we pushed it back so we could do a traditional mailout. The magazine has now been handed over to Australia Post, so

Also Tidbinbilla and Honeysuckle Creek. https://www.industry.gov.au/news-media/australian-space-agency-news/australia-and-the-first-moon-landing John

David, I would need to go through the list and double check, but almost all of these lines were 3'6", the "standard" gauge (of the time) in Western Australia. Perhaps one day when I have a little time

Thanks Ross, All good news. WCWR is on my list to ride (again) once we are let free. John

Light Railways 275, the October 2020 issue, has been entrusted to Australia Post for delivery. It should drop into your letterboxes some time soon - or for non-members, it should be available at your

I was surprised to see an ics too. I shall pass this onto Mike. John

Hello Rod, You did need to register first, to be supplied with the link. John

Light Railways 274 (August 2020) has been handed over to Australia Post, thanks to a monumental single-handed effort by Frank. Contents: - Of Boxer and Bruiser...Tiger and Trooper - Horse haulage in c

A reminder to members of the LRRSA - have you renewed your subscription? The August 2020 issue of "Light Railways" will be posted later this month. It is the first issue for the new financial year. If