Re: 315 High Desert and heavy wind
| May 29, 2014 12:47PM |
Rick,
We did lots of fence hopping in South Africa to get to the right of way. I don't recall those beeing barbed wire though.
Below was a way to beat the fences, but there were not too many good places to access overpasses. This was the daily passenger train departing Kraankuil, with 25NC 4-8-4 3436 doing the honors. Northbound to Kimberly from De Aar.
Greg
We did lots of fence hopping in South Africa to get to the right of way. I don't recall those beeing barbed wire though.
Below was a way to beat the fences, but there were not too many good places to access overpasses. This was the daily passenger train departing Kraankuil, with 25NC 4-8-4 3436 doing the honors. Northbound to Kimberly from De Aar.
Greg
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