DERM to the Mallee - DERMPAV Sea Lake tour with 58RM: Australian Trains

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  • Опубликовано: 29 дек 2024

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  • @flyingscrapyard
    @flyingscrapyard 11 лет назад

    Some great capturing of the awesome music of twin 6/71's. You were fortunate to get a nice still day to avoid the wind ruining it. Hard to do at times. What a way to travel eh? I think the DERMs like the most handsome with the radiator end leading, although the drivers probably don't! Go the mighty blue and gold.

    • @steamingeagle7552
      @steamingeagle7552 7 лет назад

      flyingscrapyard a little tooting never hurt anyone if you ask me

  • @jessesands4099
    @jessesands4099 4 года назад

    Used to work with a Girl from Charlton! Been through there once in 1999! Had a drink in the Cricket Club Hotel Too!😀🍺🍻🏏🏚️🛤️🌾🌾🌾

  • @jessesands4099
    @jessesands4099 4 года назад

    This Trip didn't go through Bendigo Branched off at Wedderburn Junction then went via Maryborough and Ballarat!🤔🚞🛤️🌾🌾🌾🐂⛰️

  • @jessesands4099
    @jessesands4099 4 года назад

    This would have been an Absolutely Fantastic Trip to go on up into the Mallee places like Culgoa Berriwillock Wycheproof and of course Zealand!😀🚞🛤️🌾🌾🌾🐂

  • @NR54trailerail
    @NR54trailerail 11 лет назад

    Nice video, I was on that trip!

  • @jessesands4099
    @jessesands4099 4 года назад

    Always loved the Name "Teddywaddy"!🤗🌾🌾🌾🐂🛤️

  • @rhondaw1
    @rhondaw1 11 лет назад

    Looks like fun

  • @jessesands4099
    @jessesands4099 4 года назад

    I mean Sealake and Nullawil!😒🚞🛤️🌾🌾🌾🐂

  • @sutherlandA1
    @sutherlandA1 6 лет назад

    Gee those diesels make themselves known, i wonder how bearable the engine noise is inside the cabin

  • @jslasher1
    @jslasher1 5 лет назад

    Some interesting names in the Outback, derived no doubt from Indigenous languages.

  • @Rebecca24557
    @Rebecca24557 11 лет назад

    Toot toot

  • @rodyoung3418
    @rodyoung3418 11 лет назад +2

    Too many toots Not really professional is it? Their are enough crossings to play with horns, I would think? But then again they are treated like toys, I guess :(

    • @vsvnrg3263
      @vsvnrg3263 6 лет назад

      i imagine that over the long distance travelled, the horn was used appropriately and only at crossings and there were long periods where never a horn was heard. we only saw short snippets of the journey and i do get a smile when a driver plays a one note tune. the cameraman might be a good friend of the driver. i reckon that derm looks like a fun day out. would it be easy to convert it to sg?