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Edd Fuller

November 15, 2018 08:34AM

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From a small spark of interest, to the dramatic spectacle of a burning cane field at night, Alan Shaw tells about his discovery of Australia's 2-foot gauge cane railways. It's the story of One Sweet Conversion today on The Trackside Photographer

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Australia's 2-foot qauge Cane Railways

Australia's 2-foot qauge Cane Railways

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