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194-31252 viewsYandi campsite for Henry Walker operated iron ore mine owned and managed by BHP, view of camp are from man cage on Kato 50 tonne hydraulic crane.
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211-02252 viewsWeipa, Lorim Point, view from kaolin storage silos looking at the shiploading stockpile area of bauxite.
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211-15252 viewsEast Weipa Mine Centre, the 'Go Line' with the Komatsu HD1400 truck and trailers all lined up.
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212-16252 viewsWeipa, Mission River road and rail bridge from the Andoom and rail side.
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213-24252 viewsWeipa, Lorim Point fuel point, Comalco R 1004 loco Clyde Engineering built EMD model JT42C built 1990 serial 90-1277, weight 132 tonne, engine 12-710G3A, generator AR11-WBA-CA5, traction motors D87ETR, rated power 2460 kW/3300 hp. The body is similar to a V/Line N class while the components are the same as the Australian National AN class. Originally built for Goldsworthy Mining as GML 10 for use at their Western Australian iron ore railway and locally known as Cinderella. Purchased by Comalco in 1994 following the takeover of Goldsworthy by BHP.
WTT_East_1982-10-31.pdf
WTT East 1982-10-31252 viewsWorking Time-Table Eastern District, 31st October 1982, complete 75 page PDF download, 4.7 MB.
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113-20251 viewsParwan Loop, V/Line broad gauge up Adelaide goods train 9150 behind the quad CGCG combo of C class C 506 Clyde Engineering EMD model GT26C serial 76-829, G class G 538 Clyde Engineering EMD model JT26C-2SS serial 89-1271, C 510 serial 76-833 and G 513 serial 85-1241, in miserable conditions, poor quality, trailing shot.
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107-18251 viewsEchuca turntable deck and pit, looking south.
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114-19251 viewsGoorambat station platform building.
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195-07251 viewsWittenoom, Bee Gorge, view from top of cat walk looking south towards Karijini National Park.
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195-34251 viewsWittenoom Gorge, Australian Blue Asbestos or ABA Colonial Mill, overview from the drier level looking down on the mills and dust collectors.
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203-03251 viewsBing Siding, an empty train behind a pair of BHP General Electric AC6000 units 6076 'Mt Goldsworthy' serial 51068 and class leader 6070 'Port Hedland' serial 51062 run around the passing track up to the departure signal.
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208-1-16251 viewsBassendean, looking towards Perth as a diesel electric multiple unit ADA class ADA 761 runs a two car Midland bound service.
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216-14251 viewsDry Creek Motive Power Centre, view down driveway, fuel point on the left, workshops on the right.
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151111 9478251 viewsCape Lambert Yard, Hamersley Iron 7074, a General Electric built Dash Dash 9-44CW serial 47753 from the original order in November 1994.
WTT_East_1981-10-04.pdf
WTT East 1981-10-04251 viewsWorking Time-Table Eastern District, 4th October 1981, complete 75 page PDF download, 6.4 MB.
WTT_EAST_1982-10-31_839-82.pdf
WTT East 1982-10-31 839-82251 viewsWorking Time-Table Eastern District, 31st October 1982, complete 31 page PDF download, 2.8 MB.
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1061 001251 viewsWelshpool, Goninan, Mt Newman Mining's AE Goodwin built ALCo C636 model 5465 serial G6041-1 sits on a road transport float out the front of the workshops, this unit went on to be rebuilt into a GE C36-7M unit 5512. December 1987.
Jim Bisdee photo.
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105-20250 viewsWallan, station platform 2 waiting room, front elevation view from platform 1.
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171-20250 viewsBallarat station yard overview, looking east from Platform 2 at Ballarat A Signal Box, semaphore signal Post 20 and Post 21B, just prior to change over to electric signalling.
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