Return to Kalangadoo - The Station Tour

[@RonBoyton]

very good..thanks for sharing SA rail history

[@Outdoorstype]

Glad you liked it, Ron. It's my pleasure!

[@jeremykemp5845]

Fabulous presentation of a bygone age. Sad that some of these old stations have been wiped off the map or just simply abandoned & forgotten. It's good that some are now thriving as museums.

[@Outdoorstype]

I just seem to keep finding them!

[@Antony_Jenner]

Great video Mike, Frank has lost weight since I saw him last.

[@Outdoorstype]

Thanks, Antony. I know right!

[@davidcuulong9935]

In 1945 I think Australia was too busy fighting a war to be gauge converting railway lines. I am fairly sure gauge conversion occurred in stages from 1953 to 1959.

[@Outdoorstype]

Indeed. Some sources say the work began 1945 but I agree with you.

[@omalleetours3456]

I love his hat. The Mighty Kalangadoo Magpies.

[@Outdoorstype]

Couldn't get any more Kalangadoo if you tried.

[@trueaussie9230]

'Letters from Kalangadoo'. I visted the town because of the 'letters'. It's an interesting place.

[@Outdoorstype]

Thanks for the tip!

[@seanrendell410]

Old cockie Peter Savage is a character. He has a passion for the museum that is infectious.

[@Outdoorstype]

I was impressed by Peter's passion and character. One for the ages for sure.

[@slepper98]

Well done, a great record that will be most useful in the years ahead. Cheers.

[@Outdoorstype]

I hope so. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@paulgaofei]

Thanks for helping to preserve this important piece of history ❤

[@Outdoorstype]

No worries. Thanks for watching.

[@robo113603]

Bloody gr8 video mate, & yes, going to catchup with Pete very soon

[@Outdoorstype]

Thanks! Kalangadoo is great. Always bloody raining when I'm there.

[@munrojumpers]

Very interesting, never considered that the 'Doo would be the point where passengers got off and went to Millicent

[@Outdoorstype]

Probably quicker than going all the way round via The Mount.

[@steveruedie994]

In the 70s I would test the twin deck Hawk weighbridge 35 ton each deck which looks like it has been removed , was on the southern side of the yard ,used old OB wagons for dead weight and needed a frame to go on the line to put the ton weights on because the weighbridge was a live rail not a live deck bridge The SAR had a number of Hawks all over SA some are still there. Eudunda GLADSTONE PETERBOROUGH are a few.

[@Outdoorstype]

I'll keep an eye out this year. Thanks for the info!

[@JudySavage-s1s]

Keep looking for the Drone footage after the early footage!!!!!

[@Outdoorstype]

I should have included more of it! Maybe I'll be back one day.

[@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt]

👍

[@THE_TWISTED23]

Hey I subscribed and I met you in kalangadoo remember?

[@Outdoorstype]

Thanks for looking up the channel and welcome aboard. I hope you enjoyed the video.