Here is the first of a few shots from the Townsville region. Shame the weather was rather foul!
A 2800 class on a nickel service.
2333 on the Inlander, ready to depart Charters Towers. I believe this was the origin of this service due to a major derailment near Stuart a few days earlier.
PN loaded service stabled at Woldston while track repairs were being conducted. The storm rolled in quickly and the road got muddy very quickly!
The mid-train WDP unit on the PN train comprising of ROAF open wagons.
A concentrate train held up at Woodstock with a pair of 4000 class.
Slightly less rain to the north east.
A 2800 heading into Townsville Jetty.
An empty service waiting in South Yard.
A view of South Yard from Castle Hill.
Aurizon wagon photos coming during this month!
Enjoy!
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