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Re: Lachlan Valley Grain Haulage

Subject: Re: Lachlan Valley Grain Haulage
From: "Robert Parnell" <rparnell@netspace.net.au>
Date: Mon, 8 May 2000 06:58:39 +1000
Newsgroups: aus.rail
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Reply-To: "Robert Parnell" <rparnell@netspace.net.au>
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At the moment nobody is using the Cowra - Blayney line for regular freight
including Lachlan Valley Rail Freight (LVRF). The only trains so far to use
this line have been some LVR passenger trips, and 2 LVRF workings (passing
through the section, not local freight.) What is now know as LVRF last
hauled grain in Cowra around 1994.
This may change in the short term, as there is a very strong push for rail
in the area, and freight potential is the main reason the line was reopened.
--
Robert Parnell
Rail Access/Argus Telecommunications Technician, Electronics Enthusiast,
Lachlan Valley Railway Director,  NSW HO scale railway modeller
E-mail:<rparnell@netspace.net.au>

References:
- Lachlan Valley Grain Haulage
  - From: "Simon Barber" <simjbarb@optusnet.com.au>

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