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Back in the early 2000s Stagecoach Grimsby operated a Sunday only service in the winter in place of the Train to Barton. It service all the Stations on route to Barton. It only ran for a few years.
From memory they operated the serivce using Mercedes Mini Buses, then later on the early step entrance Darts.
Now the 251 number is the route from Grimsby to Louth.
Strangers on a minature steam train in the blue mountains, Blaxland. Wascoe siding is the name of the place run by volunteers.
Western hospitality starts here!
All NP ads from the mid fifties share the same theme: the service and hospitality that was common in those days. And there's always a stewardess!
These bus services linked the towns of the Eyre Peninsula and Adelaide. They carried newspapers, mail, parcels and passengers. The Birdseye Highway between the east and west sides of the Peninsula is named after Sylvia (The Birdseye Highway) .
This artwork is on the Central Gardens apartment building (cnr Wells and Dorcas in South Melbourne).
Commissioned by the owners of the building, it's a glass mosaic in recognition of the site's history.
It depicts tram driver Bill Sires and conductor Irene Stephens, in 1967. The artists of the piece are David Jack and Joe Attard.
Taken on Fujifilm Neopan 1600 with a Minolta SRT-Super equipped with a 50mm f/1.4 lens.
This photo was from a recent photographers' rights rally.