Re: Granville Train Disaster (and its memory)

["iyb" <iyb@dingoblue.net.au>]

So the bits about the bogies and wheel measurements is made up and I suppose
the bits about  man who after preempting, fogging and generally being
uncooperative are untrue made up as well .
Maybe you should look at the facts and the facts alone.
I my friend worked very closely and for many years with both of the
locomotive crew of the 609am ex Mount Victoria.
You should maybe ask the man who was rewarded for his misleading and
otherwise untruths with the position of the chief executive of the SRA being
appointed in the 1980`s.
 I will go a bit further without identifying that person other than to say
he was an ex Per way man who now has something to do with that single
tracked monstrosity running around the city
"David Johnson" <trainman@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
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> iyb wrote:
>
> > As for the day of the roses it was produced to finally show who was
> > responsible for the tragedy and the cover ups by various departments all
> > desperate to put their houses in order so to speak, and to their credit
did
> > a marvelous job.
>
> They made it up.  Many of the "facts" presented in that garbage were
fabricated
> for sensationalism.
>
> > Some people don`t see the big picture at all.
> > There is a big difference between a documentry and ghouls.
>
> Day of the Roses was far from a documentary.
>
>
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> David Johnson
> trainman@ozemail.com.au
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