The Garratt is my favourite type of locomotive.

6:41 what is that spinning thing?

Love seeing her in action, Australian power at its finest

I was there last year and it was sad to see the derelict signal box

Wowie! Didn't realise it was already 10 years

I'm Glad someone Preserved one of these Engineering Masterpieces

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Glorious! Great work capturing the wheel slips on the grade

fantastic video mate

Fantastic video mate

Great to see them powering up Cowan bank

1:05 That nest of sidings on the right associated with the Mortuary Station would be completely gone for a bus turnaround bay in just under two years.

2:45 Off topic but there is evidence of 1920s wiring staunchions in the dive to Darling Harbour Goods Yard? The capping on the upright struts looks authentic enough! The NSWGR metal fabricators did not go to that much trouble with decoration that often after that period.

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I saw 44204 not long ago when it came down to Queensland WOTH 44206 and the AK cars on NK81/NK82, was a pretty cool experience

Thanks for the 10th anniversary recall, Bevan. Nicely done!😊

Gm27 must be awful to engineer long distances

Yeah, nah, that would be the "driver" who is... an "Engineman" ( Class 5 or 6) and his... "Fireman" or "Observer" This definitely isn't the USA old mate, and everything in the cab is where it should be. As for your vernacular/nomenclature in the USA for the crew, I spent countless hours explaining what my job title actually was for 32 years. enough already. Get a handle on it lol 😅 Kindly intended regards from us here in paradise at Tuckombil via Alstonville and East Ballina 800km north of Sydney ex Maroubra. MATE ✌️

Fantastic video mate, great to see and a nice mix of locos too. Hopefully one day we will get to see S302 back on the mainlines again if it gets fixed

Hi bud just curious which town I'm assuming in nsw is this around the 6:00 minute mark of the video looks like a great place to spot trains great layout

Nice video. Super.

I remember well the parcel office at StMarys railway station in the 60s A very old building which has been retained thnakfully during the upgrading of the rail line link to the airport at Badgerys Creek. Got off there a couple of times when i 'forgot' to buy a ticket

Keep em coming. Love these vids.

What Tonnage were they Hauling?

Hearing the voice of the late Grant Goldman

Still love the sound of the 48.... and 3801 just sounds business. awesome footage.

Top Video 👍

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Magic footage.

Miss the early ATN Days. When they looked new. The Wisconsin Central styled livery, the XGAY wagons all new without any graffiti. What a timeline to be a railway fan. Had the privillege to meet the original Melbourne based ATN drivers that I got the privilege to have them organise a cabride on L251 a year later from Junee to Henty. Great day of my life. great footage of them in it's very early days Bevan.

That blue and gold livery looks a bit like Santa Fe

Doors open, gronks hanging out. The good old days...

T363 nowadays hauls hauls maintenance trains and spark transfers in Victoria on the broad gauge. S302 is sadly going to be scrapped because of fire damage. GM27 is now in DP world livery. The 442s are still in service.

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Fantastic video, would have loved to have seen the 422's back in regular service, they are certainly a nice locomotive, as are the 44's (and most other NSW locos along with the Victorian locos)

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Awesome video!

They’re scrapped.

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Great video! Far off scenery looks cold! Thx for sharing your adventure!

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Love it's very good steam engines Two loco 38 CLASS keep going

Now that was a spectacular crash 💥

Cheers for the information, one of 16ton the narrow gauge locomotives has two of these, one inside the cab and one outside the cab on the front

3801 should be leading the hookup.

My beloved 48 I love this little locos to death been a fa of them all my life and I’m 73 ,,lovely video t y ❤️🙏🕯️🇦🇺🦘🧌

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Often wondered what happened to 30 I worked trains at Enfield a very good loco.

Sheila (3801) and Bruce (3830). 🇦🇺🚂