Trains Australia 1995

[@jaxsonneil1308]

I live in Kerang and I’ve been here all my life unfortunately V/line took out some of the track at the Wellington street crossing so there’s been 0 steam trains for years. Also good job on the video

[@robmcfarlane3602]

Cameron is one of my safeworking supervisors ! He oversee's signalbox operations around the Melbourne network and also sorts out disruptions and disabled trains.

[@jamesbradley7306]

Amazing what pops up in KZbin! An excellent timpiece, capturing the colonial differences along with mixed British and American practice. And yes, those Bulldogs are hanging in!

[@BagusWidyanto_HappyIn1997]

I love your travelogue. It's funny and hilarious, yet informative :)

[@stevenjbrown1697]

Thanks Bagus! I hope to have one about Indonesia too soon!

[@dah72007]

Excellent video man , I live in NSW and I have also lived in San Bernardino, CA and I love American and Australian EMD’s and GE’s

[@ChristopherPalmieri]

Thank you for the effort you put into your productions. They are a pleasure to view!

[@stevenjbrown1697]

Thanks!!

[@mrbillhilly343]

Alot has changed at Sydney's Central Station since 1995. You can now catch a train to the Domestic & International Airports. There's now a tram network in Sydney that has returned. If you're ever back in Australia, Sydney has lots you can see by train..... Blue Mountains, Kiama Blowhole, Newcastle.....

[@daveskinner5131]

Nice job, good shots. Last of the Kodachromes?

[@stevenjbrown1697]

I stayed with Kodachrome until 2000.

[@Comeng_]

the erie railroad was based on the vr livery 5:21

[@ianrx122]

Oh to have a dollar for everytime I went over that crossing at Brooklyn either on a train or in the car. Had to rewind when I heard you say Cameron's name. Always knew things would be alright when you called Brooklyn office on the radio and heard him reply.

[@joshuahill6153]

Have any photos of the ADL/ADC DMUs or the ADK/ADB DMUs? New Zealand to date uses the ADL/ADC sets in Auckland for Sub-Urban -> Urban/Central Commute. Not long-distance anymore, just a commute to 2 unelectrified stations since 2015. Any DQ locomotives? Imported to NZ via Wisconsin Central Ltd's company called Tranzrail.

[@brianjonas950]

Bit annoyed that Adelaide south Australia was left out but loved the rest of it

[@stevenjbrown1697]

I share your annoyance!

[@ollie2sik]

The Brooklyn signal box is still there … think there was a minor fire a couple of years back but it’s still standing .. I work at the north dynon yard

[@Justin.87]

I still get to drive the N classes on passenger trains in Victoria. The last of "Suburban/interurban" locomotive hauled trains in Australia

[@johnsergei]

Soon to be replaced by something that sounds like a vacuume cleaner.

[@nazizombie42]

Great video, like how you've researched the EMD model numbers of our locos. Are you pictures available to see anywhere?

[@stevenjbrown1697]

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[@ketutsunada5405]

Well you got to Kathrine but since it was 1995 the Ghan only reched to the town of Alice Springs down south so it would of been a good place to watch trains but anyways in 2002 or 2003 the Ghan now reaches Darwin passing Kathrine with a Level Crossing before the national park.

[@FeiBenZhu]

It's cool you got to see the old blue & white QR colour scheme. They had an interesting mix of English Electric & EMD locos, whereas Vic had mainly EMD. That's like most of Australia - bit of UK influence, bit of USA influence.

[@Nderak]

8:02 i love this photo, never seen anything like it before

[@admydragon]

Love it, Steven! Now I want to go..

[@J3scribe]

That was marvelous! What a great journey, thanks for sharing it!

[@Bubi.021]

Very nice video! .......... Like .......... Greetings!

[@MarkHenstridge]

Lol, love how you pronounce "Bendigo"....try saying it like this "Ben-Dee-Go". It's a pity you did not get to tour Adelaide South Australia, maybe next time.....Ps, it's your toilet water that goes the wrong way mate!

[@Kmaster2007]

Love watching these videos, would love to see more

[@Haggisfondler]

i can confirm the hippie bar is still around … and as described …. still.

[@stevenjbrown1697]

Wow!

[@rockguitarist931]

This was a really interesting video. Thanks for posting it. Did you see any DL500's while you were down there?

[@artvanderlay7732]

there are still a few running alco's , mainly on remote grain carting lines ..

[@jeffreymcfadden9403]

The trains are great. The stories are fantastic. BUT,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,where are the snake photos?

[@grandview58]

It’s Tottenham , not trottingham

[@gregbowen617]

Ahh yes, straya, as it rilli is…

[@trentduggan5650]

we say freight trains in austrailia

[@rickschonfelder2977]

Where the heck is “Tottingham”? At least you pronounced “Brisbane” ok, but “Ben-DIG o?

[@stevenjbrown1697]

Won’t be last time i mess up pronunciation! Lucky if I spell it correctly.

[@darylatkinson8802]

Yeah it's spelt Tottenham

[@Westerstar-cx9vd]

YEEESSSSSS YOU WENT TO BRISBANE AND THEN OHH YES Maryborough AND YES THE BUNDY RUM DISTILLERY IS FAMOUS AND THANKS FOR LIKING THE CANE TRAINS YEAH IM FROM BRISBANE OR BRISSY AS THE LOCALS CALL IT AND BUNDY AS THE BUNDABERG LOCALS CALL IT YOUR THE ONLY PERSON IN THE USA WHO CALLED BRISSY BY ITS REAL SOUND AND NOT NO BRIS BANE my uncle owns a cane farm and the spirit of Capricorn is now in service and as a Gympie north train and it’s model type is ice inter city electric

[@stevenjbrown1697]

Any correct pronunciations is a happy accident.

[@russellmancillas4464]

Hahaha. those Aussie don't know good music

[@artvanderlay7732]

plenty of aussies that love good music , just that we also suffer from the global problem of young idjuts with absolutly no music taste..