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8153 coming through Mossy station
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8153 about to enter the Berrima cement works
Some various cement wagon detail photos
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ReplyDeleteVery interesting wagon photos and descriptions. I'm interested to know how often this cement train runs, and roughly at what times?
Regards,
Trent
It is tabled into Berrima on Tuesdays and Fridays until the end of the year. It seems to run at various times but is tabled into Berrima around midday (after 2134 departs). Recently it has been coming up from Melbourne and getting into Berrima around 7am. Motive power is an 81 and occasionally a single G class.
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