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148-14422 viewsWangaratta, V/Line VOCX bogie open waggons, VOCX 122, loaded with briquettes on the old works platform road, looking towards Sidings E, silos in the background. VOCX 122 was built by Ballarat North Workshops May 1968 as ELX type ELX 122. In 1979 re-coded to VOCX. In 1994 re-coded to ROBX.
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149-01422 viewsGeelong port?
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155-25422 viewsMelbourne Yard, derailed broad gauge Australian National 930 class 934 built in 1956 by AE Goodwin as ALCo model DL500B serial 81889 in AN livery, right hand cab side shows derailed bogie.
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157-07422 viewsKilmore East, Apex Quarry Siding, empty broad gauge V/Line stone train rake is under the loading bins having just arrived, locomotives cutting off to shunt round, oversize ballast pile and 'Super Loo' on the left.
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161-03422 viewsNumurkah, view from outside platform looking across yard through gates, goods loading platform visible with Williamstown style silo complex located behind it with train loading spouts.
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181-06422 viewsTrafalgar yard and station overview looking west, station platforms, pedestrian overbridge, AN open waggon and goods shed and loading platform.
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191-09422 viewsSeymour, looking south at the northern most Goulburn River bridge, end of Gordon Crescent, Seymour, quarry to the left. V/Line G class G 519 with down Inter-Capital Daylight on the standard gauge, broad gauge lines on the right, Seymour behind photographer.
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WTT West 1984-05-20422 viewsWorking Time-Table Western and South Western Districts, 20th May 1984, complete 177 page PDF download, 7.5 MB.
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105-24421 viewsWallan, level crossing indicator on up mainline, semaphore signal post 16 with sighting disc behind arm pulled off for up train, twin disc signal post 15 has been stripped, water tank in background, looking south.
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120-21421 viewsBenalla loco depot turntable and pit, still in-situ.
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121-25421 viewsMorwell, track view, looking west, semaphore signal Post 7, towards Melbourne, Freightgate shed at left.
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169-32421 viewsHurstbridge, 1988 Ford Falcon XF ute, DIXUTE.
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170-08421 viewsSt James, track view across yard to Williamstown style silo complex, load-out spout, steel complex on the right, looking from former station platform.
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173-11421 viewsMurchison East, station platform, staff exchange box and staff storage box for when station is unattended, fitted to the side of the station building.
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176-19421 viewsAlbury, a pair of V/Line standard gauge G class units, lead by G 520 Clyde Engineering EMD model JT26C-2SS serial 85-1233 bring an up goods train bound for Melbourne into the platform for a crew change.
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163-25421 viewsShepparton station yard overview looking north from platform, the platform road is the line to Katamatite, with No.2 Road the line to Tocumwal, loading platform just visible and grounded B van.
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123-2-34421 viewsSpencer Street Station, V/Line Y class Y 150 Clyde Engineering EMD model G6B serial 65-416, shunt loco, night shot.
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129-3-01421 viewsFoster timber yard derrick crane.
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118-07421 viewsStrathmerton, goods shed 50' x 20' standard type, corner and footing detail view, damage.
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135-19421 viewsKilmore East Apex Quarry siding, V/Line broad gauge G class G 540 Clyde Engineering EMD model JT26C-2SS serial 89-1273 on the front of the stone train as it is loaded by the front-end wheel loader.
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