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FL220 trails 4702,48s33,4904 on a ballast train from Wallerawang to Blayney passing through the station of Tarana on 10-10-11
FL220 leads 4904,48s33,4702 running around thier loaded ballast train at Wallerawang yard on 10-10-11.
Originally built as 42220 entering service on 21-1-1970 it was one of 4 not sold to ASR in 2000 and was bought by CFCLA and renumbered FL220 and placed into service in oct 2001.
It was later sold to Watco and repainted and is still in traffic for Watco in Western Australia
FL220.4904.48s33,4702 back towards thier loaded ballast train at Wallerawang station after running around before heading to Blamey and emptying enroute on 10-10-11
EI-KEA EDDF 29-08-2023 (Germany) Air Astana Boeing 767-3KY(ER) CN 42220
EI-KEA EDDF 29-08-2023 (Germany) Air Astana Boeing 767-3KY(ER) CN 42220
KD84-63
ATH 02/04/22 Built 2020 Ex F-WWIQ
I’m trying to relax and a Cardinal has fallen in love with itself outside the kitchen window slowly driving me to insanity. It started with a few pieces of tape, to more than a few, now straight up covering.
I’m trying to relax and a Cardinal has fallen in love with itself outside the kitchen window slowly driving me to insanity. It started with a few pieces of tape, to more than a few, now straight up covering.
Back when you could go on tour trains, they were not uber-expensive, and you could walk safely around the rail corridor without being suspected of being a terrorist.
