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3 years 5 days ago #221724
by geoffb
Tooborac pub
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3 years 5 days ago #221728
by Southbound
I'd rather have tools that I don't need, than not have the tools I do need.
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Spot on GB. They have a brewery there too, but I bet you already knew that!
I'd rather have tools that I don't need, than not have the tools I do need.
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3 years 5 days ago #221730
by Roderick Smith
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For members who aren't Victorian, this is on Northern Hwy: the principal truck route to Echuca and much of the lower Riverina.
It is also a link of convenience to Victorian regions between Bendigo and the Murray.
For private motorists, it is prime kangaroo country; pick the time of day with care.
Roderick
It is also a link of convenience to Victorian regions between Bendigo and the Murray.
For private motorists, it is prime kangaroo country; pick the time of day with care.
Roderick
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3 years 5 days ago #221738
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3 years 4 days ago #221762
by Roderick Smith
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I'm nominating the railway bridge at Pyalong (Vic.).
The style is distinctively Victorian Railways.
Most were lower (and haven't survived); a few were taller and weren't demolished, but two or more of them were lost in bushfires.
Most were shorter (and haven't survived); a few were longer.
Pyalong survives today, after the last train (1968; I was a passenger), but with no maintenance. It is gated to prevent people from trying to walk over it.
Roderick
The style is distinctively Victorian Railways.
Most were lower (and haven't survived); a few were taller and weren't demolished, but two or more of them were lost in bushfires.
Most were shorter (and haven't survived); a few were longer.
Pyalong survives today, after the last train (1968; I was a passenger), but with no maintenance. It is gated to prevent people from trying to walk over it.
Roderick
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