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Good afternoon, Here's another Update for my Newsletter. The 7th edition of my Newsletter was released on Sunday the 28th of July, 2019. The 8th edition will be released on the 21st of September, with another 13 Stations and some special Features as well. This newsletter is doing very well with many people interested in what I do. Many thanks to all of those people who have shown an interest in this Newsletter. Some Photos taken at Taree, Thornton, Kempsey and Eungai.  A Heritage Poster/Painting at Taree, NSW. XPT at Taree, NSW. Below is the XPT at Taree, NSW. The 3 Photos below were taken at Thornton Railway Station, NSW. The two Photos below were taken at Kempsey, NSW. Below are two Photos of the Eungai Railway Station, NSW. Here's a couple of Photos from South Australia, Above is the Burra Railway Station, in the Mid-North of South Australia. Below is Gawler Central Railway Station, in South Australia. Murray Bridge ...

Morning, Today is Sunday the 28th of July, 2019. Finally the 7th Newsletter is Complete. The 8th Newsletter will be started in a weeks time approximately, and will be released on the 21st of September 2019. Can you see the green Frog? The Newsletter has had a lot of Photos and links added in the last couple of days. Please click on the "More Posts" for more Pages. A collection of 10 Photos taken in Queensland has been added.

Here's some photos taken in Queensland. Angellala Creek Explosion memorial, 26 kms south of Charleville. Another photo of the bridge memorial. The Black pipes are part of the Railway Bridge. Lakes creek railway station, located at the Rockhampton Heritage Park. Charlieville Railway Station, Outback Queensland. The Roadside of the Toowoomba Railway Station. Spirit of the Outback at Barcaldine, Queensland. Capella Heritage Park, Central West Queensland. Capella Heritage Park, Central west Queensland. Clermont, Central West Queensland. Outback Queensland, on the Quilpie Line.

Good morning, Today is Friday the 26th of July, 2019. This is an update for my Newsletter. The Blog Page Site, where my Newsletter is written has now amassed 13,400 plus visitors since I started creating it. The reason I started this Newsletter/Blog Page is because my Partner and I have visited many Railway Stations while Caravaning in 5 different States of this Wonderful Country of ours. We also covered many historic sites in our travels. The above photograph was taken in September 2016, while we were traveling between Dalby, QLD and Tenterfield NSW. Aramac is North of Barcaldine in Central Queensland. We were there in July August 2015. We visited this Railway Bridge in 2014 and 2016. The first visit I left my camera at the Caravan Park, so Carolynn took some photos with her Mobile. This Photograph was taken at Peterborough in South Australia, in September 2015. We visited Broken Hill and Silverton in May and June in 2016, we were supposed to be heading t...

Good morning, Today is Thursday the 25 th of July, 2019. This article is a write up on the Girilambone Railway Station. Recently the NSW Government announced a stimulus Package to Restore this Railway Station. https://www.nsw.gov.au/your-government/ministers/deputy-premier-minister-for-regional-new-south-wales-industry-and-trade/media-releases-from-the-premier/nsw-governments-drought-stimulus-package-providing-1-million-for-tourism-in-bogan-shire/ Photo sourced from NSWRAIL.net, photo taken by Duncan Butcher in June 2003. I had been in regular contact with the Bogan Shire Council as I was trying to get a Project off the ground for the Station, but now the Government has given the Council some money i don't need to keep on with my plans. It is amazing that the NSW Government has come good with a grant. The Railway Station was opened in 1884, when the Rail line reached Byrock. The town Girilambone is 45 kms from Nyngan and has a lot of Tourism potential. The tow...

Good Evening, Today is Tuesday the 23 rd of July, 2019. Eungai Railway Station is on the Mid-North Coast of New South Wales. It was opened on the1st of July 1919. Photo sourced from NSWrail. net This Station was opened at the same time as the Macksville Railway Station. which was July the 1st 1919. My Photos of this Railway Station are in my Hard Drive and am not sure if they can be retrieved. My computer will be taking a trip to the Computer tech soon. I was fortunate to get some more photos of this Station, Yesterday, the 26th of July 2019,  Here is a link with more info, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eungai_railway_station https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Coast_railway_line,_New_South_Wales     Here's some more photos taken on the 14 of April 2018,