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You have wonderful train pictures. Of course you worked for the railroad, so I probably should not be surprised, but still, great photographs. You don’t see a lot of train pictures in this country because we don’t have a lot of functional trains except for commuter trains around some cities. I wish we had more.
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I was taking train photos long before I joined the railways. I started as a teenager on our first steam trips around Adelaide. Working for the railways did help though, free travel and the opportunity to take photos at the depot. Of course, David was doing the same thing so I have all his old photos too. Tasmania has no passenger services but we visit museums and preserved railways when we can and there are freight trains here in the north so a few more opportunities.
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We should have more trains here, but at some point, we became an automobile-centric country. It’s one of the things that makes changing to different fuel so difficult. It’s airplanes or cars with few other viable options.
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Except in large cities it’s much the same for us. Long distance travel has become more about tourist experiences than getting from A to B so it’s not a cheap or practical alternative to flying or driving.
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We should have more trains here, but at some point, we became an automobile-centric country. It’s one of the things that makes changing to different fuel so difficult. It’s airplanes or cars with few other viable options.
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What’s not to love about your centered photos. They are all so you š
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