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Bluescope Steel Jottings 16-8-2006
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BLI BLI <alcogoodwin@...>
Hi all,
Due to a shift in work days I was free to go looking around with Tezza yesterday. This is some of the BSL stuff we noted. Movements at Cringila between 12.00 and 13.10. D34 mt coal works-Exchange sidings 8135 LE into works D39 coils into exchange sidings from west end. 8124 coal into works from Kemira. D40 push pul coal with D34 into the works. D39 LE from exchange sidings into works. 8117 empty coal from works out to mine (Kemira?) 8124 BSL coal unloader 13.56 BXLAs noted stored at Outer Harbour (not a complete list) 110, 114, 103, 74, 120, 109, 104, 64, 51 ** Numerous are still stored near the unwanted locos at Brickworks. These locos dont appear to have changed since the last visit and should be D16, D32, D6, D31 and D24. D38 coil steel shunt opposite visitors centre. 14.08 Cheers Brad ** Back to work in 15 minutes :-( #### LocoShed Australasia Website #### http://www.geocities.com/steelhaven_ee/LocoShed.html ** Australian Industrial & Preserved Railways. ** Railways of the Philippines and South East Asia ** LocoShed Express in 'Railway Digest' ** Asst editor: Asia-Rail magazine. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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Chris Stratton
--- In LRRSA@..., BLI BLI <alcogoodwin@y...> wrote:
You missed D42 with two torpedoes heading west over Springhill Rd about 08:20. Regards, CS |
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BLI BLI <alcogoodwin@...>
--- Chris Stratton <gm4201@...> wrote:
You missed D42 with two torpedoes heading west overCS, Its funny you know, we were talking about these movements and how often they happen. I told him we not doubt just missed one as this is usually the case. Hmmmmmmmmmm nope, actually it isn't that funny :-( Brad #### LocoShed Australasia Website #### http://www.geocities.com/steelhaven_ee/LocoShed.html ** Australian Industrial & Preserved Railways. ** Railways of the Philippines and South East Asia ** LocoShed Express in 'Railway Digest' ** Asst editor: Asia-Rail magazine. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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bll_hnks
Can some please enlighten us lesser mortals to what the torpedoes you are referring to, actually are?
Bill Hanks ________________________________ From: LRRSA@... on behalf of BLI BLI Sent: Fri 8/18/2006 6:17 PM To: LRRSA@... Subject: Re: [LRRSA] Re: Bluescope Steel Jottings 16-8-2006 --- Chris Stratton <gm4201@...> wrote: You missed D42 with two torpedoes heading west overCS, Its funny you know, we were talking about these movements and how often they happen. I told him we not doubt just missed one as this is usually the case. Hmmmmmmmmmm nope, actually it isn't that funny :-( Brad #### LocoShed Australasia Website #### http://www.geocities.com/steelhaven_ee/LocoShed.html ** Australian Industrial & Preserved Railways. ** Railways of the Philippines and South East Asia ** LocoShed Express in 'Railway Digest' ** Asst editor: Asia-Rail magazine. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com <http://mail.yahoo.com/> |
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Chris Stratton
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From: "Bill Hanks" <bhanks@...> To: <LRRSA@...> Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2006 5:42 PM Subject: RE: [LRRSA] Re: Bluescope Steel Jottings 16-8-2006 Can some please enlighten us lesser mortals to what the torpedoes you are referring to, actually are?Sorry. They are the Treadwell ladles used for carrying around molten metal. I think they are about 300 tonnes. Regards, CS |
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