Re: [AUST] Preserved and Tourist Railways

["John Browning" <ceo8@rocknet.net.au>]

Don't foget the Richmond Vale Railway. The Mt Lyell Abt line is about to be
reborn and perhaps Rubicon will follow.

And what about the WA tramways at Etmilyn and Pemberton? Were they timber
tramways that became government railways???

Some government owned lines that were not "government railways" were
Rottnest, St Helena, Cobdogla, Carnarvon and I think RAN Newington is a
chance to follow.

John

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John Browning
Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
ceo8@rocknet.net.au
"James Shugg" <james@shugg.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hello all
>
> Does the Ida Bay Railway - Australia's southern most railway line - also
> have the distinction of being the only non-government railway in Australia
> to have survived closure and be reborn as a tourist/preserved line?
>
> Many thanx
>
> James Shugg
>
>