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Subject: Re: old lines
From: dbromage@fang.omni.com.au (David Bromage)
Date: Tue, 06 Feb 2001 23:00:17 GMT
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Werris Creek (werriscreek@bigpond.com.au) wrote:
> Mark A Zanker wrote
> >you are correct of course - what are some reasonable alternatives?

> Walking is a good option.

> Alternatively talk to some of the preservation groups in the areas you are
> interested in. They should be able to tell you what is advisable and
> what is not.

If you're interested in the Cooma line, then talk to the Cooma Monaro
Railway and/or ARHS(ACT) and suggest they run an organised guided walking
tour of the closed portions of the line. You may have to pay $15-20 to
take part, but as with all such walks they would provide historical notes
and point out items of interest along the way.

Cheers
David

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- Re: old lines
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- Re: old lines
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