Willy Wagtail - very common here in Australia - Chirpy little bugger.

At Bristol Temple Meads on a 376 heading for Street (not Bristol like the destination says).

Xplorer 2506 and unknown set stand at Central Sydney Terminal

Taken: 10.5.2021

NP43, Northern Tablelands Xplorer races through Cowan station as it heads for Armidale or Moree. The unusual thing is this service usually splits in two at Werris Creek and one half goes to Armidale, and the other half heads off to Moree. This service can not be slpit.... 29-11-13

1984 Volkswagen Caravelle 78PS CL Motorhomes International Xplorer camper.

Registered as a Transporter minibus.

Seen in Guildford on an Xplorer 32 to Redhill.

CountryLink Xplorer at Sydney Terminal.

Ex-Diamond Manchester Enviro 400 33839 (SN14 TSY), now with First West of England based at Wells, is seen at Wells bus station

25/09/2021

In Charlton Road, Midsomer Norton on a 174 to Bath in the charge of driver Tom Harris.

Heading out of Pensford on a 376 to Bristol.

9030 leads 9022 and 9014 as they wait with a empty coal train as they wait for a loaded coal train and for the Moree Xplorer to depart Maitland

Friday 18th of Septmber 2015

This is the first shot that I got at Hawkesbury River on the 7th of June 2019. It was pretty cold and there were regular episodes of light drizzle. So not the best time to visit but I was very glad to actually be able to finally stop here and watch some trains going through. As you'll see, although it wasn't the sort of trains I'd really like to see (I'm thirty years late for that!), there was a good variety to see (and in just a short time too)

SP41 Griffith bound Xplorer service races south through Galong.

At Temple Meads on a 376 to Street now with a complete set of vinyls on the recently applied Mendip Xplorer livery, having previously been in orange Excel livery.

The up Northern Tablelands Xplorer overtakes 8037 and train at Metford on 10th April 2011.

A light rail (pseudo tram) service climbs the ramp up to the Central Station Terminal. The trams, back in the day of the Sydney Tramway System, operated in the reverse direction here.

"Side by side we face each other, before too long we'll

be joined together"

The CountryLink 'Moree Xplorer', left, led by EC 2525 prepares to move off to join forces with sister EC 2522 leading the 'Armidale Xplorer', right, before heading to Sydney Central - a journey of some 411km and 5.5 hours from Werris Creek.

28.01.2011.

More at the-urban-xplorer.com

Both Xplorers are timetabled to arrive and depart at 11.29am, in reality they're here for about 20-30 minutes while the connection takes place.

Wright Streetdeck branded for the "Mendip Xplorer" 376 service and seen near Temple Meads.

25th October 2016

More detail on the blog

First West of England WX59 BYT

Mendip Xplorer liveried Volvo B7RLE / Wright Eclipse 2

Bristol

Service 177

25th April 2019

Some of the electronic boards that make up the controller.

Incoming and outgoing drivers of SP33, the Sydney-Canberra Xplorer DMU, change over at Goulburn station. SP33 "has the road" via the crossover from the up back to the down main.

The main south is double line uni-directional, but through Goulburn station it is bi-directional. Down passenger trains normally cross to the up main to use the main platform (platform 1).

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As was usual over the Easter Weekend, the Moree Xplorer waits for the Armidale Xplorer to arrive so they can join up and travel through to Sydney.

CityRail Endeavour 2 car set in the dock at Campbelltown Railway Station awaiting its 8.35am departure for Moss Vale. 2855 is the lead car on the run south to Moss Vale.

The Endeavour sets are the CityRail version of the CountryLink Xplorer.

Volvo B9TL Wright Eclipse Gemini on the 174 to Wells at Norton Hill.

EC2524 leads SP32 CountryLink Xplorer service from Canberra to Sydney "under the wires" at Macarthur. The work on the right of the shot is part of the Southern Sydney Freight Line project for ARTC.

SP33 Canberra Xplorer returns to the down main after departing Goulburn station.