Re: Narrow Gauge Logging Vintage Film. 
| December 08, 2019 03:19PM |
Chris Walker Wrote:
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> Vintage film taken on Taiwan showing the
> extraction efforts undertaken:railway related
> images after 2:20
> The Plymouth locos shown may be the Japanese built
> versions also used in Japan.
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> [youtu.be]
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Great film Chris, but everything is so wrong in that wood mill, that unprotected 'docking saw' is nightmare stuff, especially when he had to man handle the timber off!
Wayne from Oz
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> Vintage film taken on Taiwan showing the
> extraction efforts undertaken:railway related
> images after 2:20
> The Plymouth locos shown may be the Japanese built
> versions also used in Japan.
>
> [youtu.be]
>
>
Great film Chris, but everything is so wrong in that wood mill, that unprotected 'docking saw' is nightmare stuff, especially when he had to man handle the timber off!
Wayne from Oz
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