Re: Taieri Gorge Scenic Railway Trip.
| December 06, 2018 01:25PM |
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[flic.kr] Chris Bradley Shot a Taieri Gorge Cruiseship train on one of the many Viaducts below Hindon.
At Hindon, there is still a road/rail bridge in service, thanks to the success of this line, will soon be NZ's last remaining in service for both modes of transport.
Photo is dated 1972, from what I read that would predate the White Pass Cruiseship trains by 10 years.
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At Hindon, there is still a road/rail bridge in service, thanks to the success of this line, will soon be NZ's last remaining in service for both modes of transport.
Photo is dated 1972, from what I read that would predate the White Pass Cruiseship trains by 10 years.
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Chris Walker | December 04, 2018 03:43PM |
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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