chasing trains. I can't say I'm mad, just jealous and not just because she is
track side but her photos are really good. So I decided to dedicate this post
to her and her pictures. I have a sneaking hunch her photos will pop up on
here from time to time.
Thanks for your pix and your help with the blog Rach XOXOX
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| 8025 shunting steel wagons in the Carrington yard |
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| Two Aurizon LDPs power through the Broadmeadow yard |
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| MZ1437 and MZ1435 bring out a container train |
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| BRM002 and BRM001 hauling a grain train through Port Waratah |
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| Three Glencore XRNs awaiting their next duty |
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| 8107 or 3107 sits idle at Carrington |
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| SSR102 ,SSR101 and G511 bringing through grain at the Carrington yard |
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| MZ1433 and 1105 reverse a container train in the Patrick yard |
Till next time
Mathew Hughes and the Missus
Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteHi Mathew, I'm heading down to Newcastle for a weeks' holidays in May, where do I go to take some shots like Rach has? They're really good angles. Do you have a couple of street names I can find on a map?
ReplyDeleteHi Phil
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words
Photos 1,3,4,5,6 were taken at the harbour end of Elizabeth st Carrington. A good place when full or a bit of shunting is going on... Lots of angles for photography and great back drop of Newcastle.
Photo 2 was taken at Dora rd Broadmeadow. A nice view of the Broadmeadow yard..
Photo 4 was taken from the footbridge of Port Waratah on Industrial dve Mayfield.
Hope this is some help
Regards Mat and Rach