Family Home Entertainment distributed this video in America in 1995, along with Aus Steam '88 in 1990, Steam Trains in Sugar Cane in 1989 and Coal, Gravel and Steel in N.S.W. in 1988, with special permission from Rowling Stock Productions.
Thank you for uploading iv been looking for this video for years had it on tape when I was a boy im now 32 so been a long time since iv seen it. Would love to have on DVD
Thanks for posting this. So many memories, early teens volunteering on Enfield site and then mid teens helping lay tracks at Thirlmere - no car so 7am departure from lower blue mountains by train, maybe 9pm home. Group supervisor was Gill Wheaton, nickname Gill Wheatbix, so grownup, great guy, maybe 25 at the time?
Im glad they found a location after being booted out of the Enfield site. Id like to thank the mongrels of the Public Transport Commission for tearing a beautiful roundhouse and literally perfect site for the museum, for their damned container depot. What is it with these people, these, things. Build your damned container depots somewhere else, plenty of room elsewhere, ever thought of that? Seriously, tear down an old, UNUSED site like a factory or something, tear THAT down instead of perfectly good IN USE museum that's beneficial not only to the history and respect of your community but also the commerce and tourism of said community.
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Family Home Entertainment distributed this video in America in 1995, along with Aus Steam '88 in 1990, Steam Trains in Sugar Cane in 1989 and Coal, Gravel and Steel in N.S.W. in 1988, with special permission from Rowling Stock Productions.
Happy 30th anniversary to steam extravaganza
Thanks for the memories yes I worked at Enfield for many years and on those engines in the video
Thank you for uploading iv been looking for this video for years had it on tape when I was a boy im now 32 so been a long time since iv seen it. Would love to have on DVD
Thanks for posting this. So many memories, early teens volunteering on Enfield site and then mid teens helping lay tracks at Thirlmere - no car so 7am departure from lower blue mountains by train, maybe 9pm home. Group supervisor was Gill Wheaton, nickname Gill Wheatbix, so grownup, great guy, maybe 25 at the time?
We used to run the loop line 3 times a week but on track work on the main i worked the aura spirit daylight on the loop line
Great, thank you so much!
Im glad they found a location after being booted out of the Enfield site. Id like to thank the mongrels of the Public Transport Commission for tearing a beautiful roundhouse and literally perfect site for the museum, for their damned container depot. What is it with these people, these, things. Build your damned container depots somewhere else, plenty of room elsewhere, ever thought of that? Seriously, tear down an old, UNUSED site like a factory or something, tear THAT down instead of perfectly good IN USE museum that's beneficial not only to the history and respect of your community but also the commerce and tourism of said community.
Thankyou for uploading this!!!
Do you have the coal steal and gravel railways one 🙂
www.trainpictures.com.au/coal-steel-gravel-railways-of-nsw. ?!?!?!?
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Cop that ya vege, tree huggin' greenie snowflakes!
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