48143-48142-4859&48130 pass through Maitland with a loaded Pelton Coal train. |
Same locomotives on the Pelton Coal, shot's taken 22-11-2003 |
8211-8105-8259-8234_Singleton. |
9015-9021-9017_Singleton. Both shots taken 22-8-2004 |
9025-9027, power up the grade out of Hunter Valley No.1 mine with a full loaded train of bat-wing hoppers, on 25-2-2004 |
8242, 8235 (with 8240 on rear out of sight) idling at Newdell Coal Unloader for Leddel Power Station, on 11-7-2004 |
8222-8123-8133 & 8209 head north at Belford with an empty Port Kembla coal service on 8-11-2004. |
Under stormy cloulds with a beem of sunshine, 8212-8252-8110 head north through Belford with an empty coal train on 8-11-2004 |
8227 & 8232 approach Whittingham level Crossing with a loaded coal train comming off the Mt.T line under dark clouds 17:53pm |
QRN empty coal service with 5002 & 5005 head north through Whittingham at 17:55pm |
A loaded QRN working with 5004 and 5001 with a storming happening in the background with the sun shining on the locos and train at 18:29pm, thess three photos were taken late afternoon on Monday 1 November 2005 |
8254, 8252 & 8257 with a loaded coal train head south through Singleton with there loaded coal train on Tuesday, 22 November 2005 |
Sunday, 20 November 2005 at Branxton 9011 & 9025 pass a track machine, the loaded coal train heading south |
Tuesday, 22 November 2005. 8214, 8133 & 8105 cross the Hunter River at Singleton with a loaded coal train heading for Port Waratah |
9032 & 9010 speed south for Port Waratah on Monday 28 November 2005 |
Also on Monday 28 November 2005, ORN 5000 class locomotives 5008 & 5001 are seen waiting to depart the Mt Arthur loop. |
At Maitland in the morning as a storm is on show, 8214 and 8132 & 8105 head North with an empty coal train on Wednesday 30 November 2005 |
8212 & 8232 are comming through Maitland station on Platform 1, with a loaded coal service from the North Coast line, Wednesday 30 November 2005 |
Another shot of the loaded North Coast Coal train, 30-11-2005 |
9004 9024 & 9018 with a loaded coal service about to pass through Maitland on No.5 platform, 30-11-2005 |
The same locomotives and train at Sandgate under dark stormy sky's, 30-11-2005 |
At Fassiefern, we see a QRN coal service with L 271, 42103 & 42109 as they head south with a loaded coal train for the Powerstation just after 11:30am on Wednesday 31 November |
9016 & a class mate heading north with a empty bat-wing coal train at Maitland on Wednesday 31 November 2005. |
8251, 8205 & 9013 climb Minimbah bank with a heavy bat wing coal train bound for Port Waratah near Newcastle. |
The loco's struggle op the grade on this rainny day |
These three photos were taken at Minimbah bank on Thursday 5 January 2006. |
A loaded Gunnedah coal train hauled by 8215 & 8234 desend Mac'douglas hill around 1750 on Thursday 2 March 2006 |
They continue on to Port Waratah, early in this service's travels, the two 82's and caol wagons would have been banked by 80 and or 80/81 class up Ardglen Bank from Willow Tree. |
9016, 9032 & 8226 run down the hill at 1808, Thursday 2 March 2006 |
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QRN service hauled by 5007 & 5002, head south through Branxton on Sunday 26 August 2007 with a loaded coal train. |
8210 & 8227 head north through St Heliers with empty old coal wagons. on Sunday 26 August 2007 |
At the New coal unloader near Antiene |
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A Northern coal service heads south not far from the defunked Braefield passing loop, in the Black Ridge area on Saturday 3th of March 2008 around the 3:10pm mark. |
Later in it's travels at Ardglen the coalie is heading up towards the level crossing, three 80 class are banking on the rear |
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8227 & 8141 are the leading locomotives |
With the awesome deep Alco grunt the bakers bring up the rear |
8003, 8027 & 8045 are the banker locomotives for this day |
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The three 80's haed back to Werris Creek. It was nice to see the oldest member in the class out and about. |
48s33 & 4816 on a Container Coal train heading south at Metford on Monday 11 August 2008 |
The same service is seen at Sandgate about to pass the tail of a Pacific National Coalie. |
On the same day 11-8-2008. 48129, PL 3 & 48??? Paul at East Greta also with a load of coal from the former Pelton Collery. |
The tripple header is seen at Maitland Station heading on for Port Waratah |
Later in the afternoon QRN service with 5007 & 50?? work south out of Maitland also bound for Port Waratah |
RL 306 & 603 just south of Belford with a loaded Cootes coalie in March 2009 |
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