Re: Glenreagh mountain Railway

["Chris" <chrisc@fl.net.au>]

I wish them luck but I think both groups up that way have unrealistic plans.
I don't know why the SRA didn't give both groups notice to vacate the line
after all that fighting, as it will cost the SRA money some how in the
future (Did the SRA have legal representation during that court case and who
paid for it?)
What really amazes me is how the SRA's legal department could allow someone
to move all that stuff on the line when it was (and probably still is) SRA
property and they would be liable for any injuries.
Btw, who's idea was it to move the Hunter Valley rail museum to Dorrigo?
and what fool in the SRA allowed it?







"Rob Kearey" <mammal@optushome.com.au> wrote in message
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> tote wrote:
>
> > Just looks like a fairly desperate plea to me, I wasnt implying that
there
> > were any problems with the group except a lack of funds. It would seem a
> > fairly major task just to keep the line clear of scrub let alone replace
> > sleepers.
>
> 35 kilometres is a lot of line, but I'm sure a couple of Fairmont cars
> full of chainsaws and weed-killer would be all that's needed to clear
> things up over six months or so.
>
> --
> Rob K