JRW's 4836 leading train 9L91 back to Canberra from Bungendore about to cross the Queanbeyan River bridge.
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JRW's 4836 leading train 9L91 back to Canberra from Bungendore about to cross the Queanbeyan River bridge.
Locomotive R766 leading The Picnic Train 9S92 from Canberra to Bungendore crossing the Molonglo River Bridge.
The Picnic Train is seen nearing Goulburn, at Joppa Junction, as it returns from a couple of weeks doing shuttle trips from Albury and Wagga.
R766 is a former Victorian Hudson oil burner, converted to standard gauge, and is the only one to have this conversion made. April 7, 2025.
On the 27th of March 2025, The Picnic Train transferred R766 and a lengthy consist from Goulburn to Junee in preparation for a series of weekends running shuttle trips in Albury and Wagga Wagga.
R766 is rolling through the countryside between Jerrawa and Coolalie. Ahead lies Yass Junction where the train will pause to allow a following freight train to overtake.
On the 27th of March 2025, The Picnic Train transferred R766 and a lengthy consist from Goulburn to Junee in preparation for a series of weekends running shuttle trips in Albury and Wagga Wagga.
R766 breaks out of a heavy shroud of cloud as the train approaches Fish River.
On the 27th of March 2025, The Picnic Train transferred R766 and a lengthy consist from Goulburn to Junee in preparation for a series of weekends running shuttle trips in Albury and Wagga Wagga.
Here we see R766 descending down from Cullerin. The train has just passed under the railfan location known as "bottom bridge" where the line goes under the former Hume Highway.
On the 27th of March 2025, The Picnic Train transferred R766 and a lengthy consist from Goulburn to Junee in preparation for a series of weekends running shuttle trips in Albury and Wagga Wagga.
R766 is beginning to lay down the power to tackle the steep climb out of Gunning towards Oolong.
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Converted guage Picnic Train Steam Locomotive R766 on run 9S94 from Moss Vale to Central after a day in the southern highlands for the Bowral Tulip Festival.
Locomotive R766 will only travel as far as Chullora. A diesel locomotive will then take the remainder of the trip to Central as Locomotive R766 is still unable to operate on the Sydney Trains Network
Converted Guage Picnic Train Locomotive R766 on run 9S94 from Moss Vale to Central after a day in the southern highlands for the Bowral Tulip Festival.
Locomotive R766 will only travel as far as Chullora. A diesel locomotive will then take the remainder of the trip to Central as Locomotive R766 is still unable to operate on the Sydney Trains Network
Drivers eye cab view while exploiting the choo-choo vision feature
The Picnic Train's former NSWGR Mikado 5917, leads the empty transfer train from Canberra to Goulburn, across the Burbong Bridge on April 25, 2024. The Picnic Train runs shuttle trips between NSW cities, giving families and enthusiasts the chance to experience riding behind a steam locomotive.
5917 is seen just outside of Towrang with it's first shuttle of the day to Moss Vale from Goulburn
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Locomotive 5917 leading the Picnic Train Crossing Towrang Bridge on train 9S91
Locomotive 5917 leading the Picnic Train Crossing Towrang Bridge on train 9S91
Locomotive 5917 leading the Picnic Train through Murry's Flat on Train 9S92
Locomotive 5917 leading the Picnic Train into Moss Vale on Train 9S90
5917 arrives at Tempe with 'The Picnic Train' to pick up its passengers for its run down to Kiama.
5917 arrives at Kiama with 'The Picnic Train' from Sydney.