Tin Hares on the Ulan Line: Australian Trains
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2013
- Over the Melbourne Cup long weekend in November 2013, the Association of Railway Enthusiasts and The Rail Motor Society organised a four day tour around New South Wales venturing as far north as Coonamble, west to Dubbo and Griffith and south to Junee.
The route of the trip was Telarah (near Maitland) - Muswellbrook - Gulgong - Merrygoen - Dubbo - Coonamble - Dubbo - Orange - Parkes - Stockinbingal - Cootamundra - Temora - Griffith - Narranderra - Junee - Sydney - Telarah.
The trip was operated by CPH7 and CPH1, two historic 1920's CPH "Tin Hare" railmotors that have been superbly maintained by the dedicated volunteers at The Rail Motor Society in Paterson.
The first video in this series features the journey from Telarah along the main northern line and across the scenic Ulan line from Muswellbrook to Gulgong via Sandy Hollow. This area is dominated by heavy haul coal traffic and a number of these trains can be seen passing our railmotors in this video
The drivers view through the 1975m long Bylong Tunnel is also available at • Cab Ride through Longe...
For more info on The Rail Motor Society, their website is www.trms.org.au/
The Railfan Shop should be able to provide info on ARE tours www.railfanshop.com.au/
© 2013 James Brook
Appreciate the age of this video, but have locked in all the ones taken on this trip and
using what I see to get ideas for my own scale model railway.
Thank you for taking the time to take the video but also to edit it to produce such an amazing trip.
My hat of to you all.
Absolutely brilliant. Wot a great way to view the countryside. Thanks for your efforts
I've got a few more coming. This was only the morning of the first day of a four day trip all around New South Wales :)
Thak you for sharing this great video.
Great video. Looking forward to more. Regards, Adnoorak.
Don't know why, but I can easily imagine myself being on that train.
good video, what are the white blocks for on the side of the track,,??
If you mean the pipes sticking up at some of the loops, not sure.