Freight & Passenger Trains Crossing. Compilation Of Train Crosses In NSW Australia.

[@jesstill7833]

Good day mate I love these night action it’s spooky and I like it so much I’m 73 years old and it makes me feel like I’m 15 cheers ,,,More night shots ❤️🙏😃👍🦘🦘🇦🇺🇦🇺🤔☘️☘️☘️

[@TTTS107]

This was really well done guys! Mount Murray is now on my list of locations to visit. Amazing work as always! :)

[@aussiejohn5835]

I really enjoyed this video, and who would think that watching trains cross at various locations would be so enthralling. Your videography and camera positioning, along with the informative captions, held my attention for the entire 28 minutes. Well done 👏 👍

[@nathanrobinson7086]

BEAUTIFUL WORK MATE BEAUTIFUL WORK VERY NICE WORK WITH THE SHOW AND THE TRANS VERY NICE

[@jslasher1]

Dinkum video, mate. Love all the crosses. Know Polona loop well, as "Great Southern" stopped here for a while so the locomotives could change direction before we proceeded back to Orange en route to Brisbane on the "extended rare mileage" journey back in March.

[@shanejohnson4898]

Not a SSR driver by any chance? Lol Great video as always and Mount Murray loop always a busy spot

[@amtrakmidwest4830]

nice bit of bell action at 24:30

[@dberk71]

thank you liked it all.

[@peejay1981]

Would be good to get a close up (out the window) of an XPT going past at full tilt!

[@G516R700]

Great video mate

[@ktalkau]

How long does it take for when the trains crossed your train that you could proceed further down the line? How long do you have to wait till you’re allowed to go there?

[@calebs3764]

I didn’t know we had bells on Australian trains. Is this common on all or is it only some PN locos?

[@south_coast_freight_]

Modern locos such as the C44ACI and CV40-9i (NR’s) are all equipped with warning bells used mainly for shunting purposes

[@calebs3764]

@@south_coast_freight_ really appreciate the reply with that extra info!