30.5.2011 Now, where was that return ticket...
23.8.10 Services return to Cudgewa
Negotiating Boundary Ck trestle
Rolling over Beetoomba trestle
Arriving in Cudgewa 1 Rd
Shunting in progress - the wagons to be taken out were delivered 2 years ago!
24.8.08 - Dn Passenger
23.8.08 Morning sun, last run for a Ta, Afternoon sun
9 February 2008 - Dn/Up Goods - 3 Bridges
On the return, the Up Goods crosses the Wabba Ck trestle just out of Cudgewa.
December 2007 - Up Stock Special
On the prototype, Cudgewa stock specials (and regular goods) dropped off empty stock wagons on the Dn trip then picked up the full wagons on the Up. Here Ta411 has is picking up 2 Ma's from Beetoomba to add to it's train of three from Cudgewa.
Slowing through the Koetong Pine Plantation for the entry to Shelley yard.
With stub ended points at the Up end of some of the yards, rope shunting was not uncommon on the Cudgewa branch. Here Ta411 rope(wire!) shunts two more Ma's out of Shelley's livestock siding, positioning them mid-yard for easier collection.
December 2007 - A Christmas visit from a Relative
Dn Goods - 15.12.07
Branch Operations - 9.12.07
Branch Operations - November 17 & 18, 2007
Rolling slowly over Needles Trestle.
Shunting underway in Cudgewa yard with old loading being formed into the Up train and new loading placed around yard. Van has been placed at the station for parcels/van goods.
Late afternoon, Ta363 rolls around the curve at Cudgewa and is about to commence climbing into The Needles.
Sunday down Railmotor transits Boundary Ck Trestle.
October & November 2007 Two recent trains
27.10.07 - Ta363 leads the Dn morning goods down the grade across Beetoomba trestle
22.9.07 Another dark early Spring Saturday on Shelley Railway's Cudgewa branch.
Dn Goods stopped at Beetoomba for safeworking.
M wagons placed at Cudgewa stock yard ready for loading.
Inward loading placed at Cudgewa goods shed.
Up Goods transits The Needles into afternoon light.
Beetoomba stock race sees no traffic today.
The Up Goods crew take a moment at Shelley.
The M wagon looks on from the stock siding.