Section Cars Australia - Drivers Eye View. Warwick to Stanthorpe.

[@bradleyfield3944]

This looks soooo fun!!

[@paulevans868]

Great watching, thank you!

[@coasterblocks3420]

Very enjoyable and also sad to watch. It’s depressing seeing how our rail infrastructure has been allowed to fall into ruin though lack of investment.

[@hcrun]

Great video and very interesting/educational. Thanks.

[@robnewman6101]

All Aboard. All Aboard. Enjoy the ride.

[@MF-kf7up]

These long posts of entire sections are so interesting

[@cjeremie]

watched it all. very interesting history

[@markneedham752]

Greetings from The Summit. Lived there 50's to 1964. Terrific stuff. @1:34:35 The Rabbit Proof Fence, worked very well. There were Rabbits on both sides. @1:36:25 Turn left at this road about 100 meters.??? and the New South Wales Border fence is dead ahead, right there.. @ 1:48:21 The house, green roof., right hand side. At or about 1950?? Italians grew tobacco on this farm, for a couple of years. Bugs and grubs beat 'em. POI, With the New South Wales Border, ducking and weaving close ( 3 miles) to this area, at Marylands Border Gate, you head pretty well due North to enter NSW from Qld. @1:49:46 The Summit State School. I did, 1962, the last grade 8 scholarship exam here.

[@robnewman6101]

Wow.

[@iulian9608]

Nice ! Greetings from Romania !!!

[@darylcheshire1618]

During the ‘90s I travelled from Dirranbandi, the train carried general freight with two sleeping cars attached, a pig in a wooden cage with metal bars was offloaded. The train took up passengers from Roma Street and I was curious about this, I waited at the right time, Friday evening, the modern Roma Street electronic destination signs showed “Dirranbandi Mail”. I was impressed that passengers boarded the train after Ipswich and detrained a few stops later. This was on a once a week train, the consist was a mixed - assorted goods wagons and two wooden sleeping cars. The train terminated at Towoomba at midday where passengers must alight. I was pleased to alight from a mixed and had lunch at the classic Railway Refreshment Room, I had corned beef.

[@billy3424]

Was nice to see Ferdinand at 1:21 😀

[@sectioncarsaustralia9272]

Yes a few cows along the way as well as the occasional wallaby to keep a lookout for.

[@zeppo7238]

This section of line was built to accommodate conversion to standard gauge if required. The 2 tunnels were constructed to the loading gauge of NSWGR.