Jeff,

Just follow the guide lines of the group, and they don't have any argument.
There is always a DELETE button.

Regards

Bill

From:TramsDownUnder@... [mailto:TramsDownUnder@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of jeffrey bounds
Sent: Saturday, 14 July 2012 11:25 PM
To:tramsdownunder@...;TramsDownUnder@...
Subject: Re: [TramsDownUnder] Re: Port Melbourne

26th January 1974 was the day of the special Dog Box run.After all these
years,I still find that the seats in the "Dogbox" cars were more comfortable
than seats in today's E.M.U.s.

Finally,I have photos of original Harris Trains running on the Port Melb &
St Kilda lines,& the diesel hauled ballast trains which ran during the
conversion process & the L electrics.

I would like to put them on the group,but if I do,I will be greeted by howls
from the "same gang"who continually object to any railway photos.This "same
gang' never contribute any photos to this group.

Jeff

--- On Sat, 14/7/12, Andrew Cook <d3619@...> wrote:

From: Andrew Cook <d3619@...>
Subject: [TramsDownUnder] Re: Port Melbourne
To:tramsdownunder@...
Received: Saturday, 14 July, 2012, 8:21 PM

Yuri, David, Bill, Jeff, Greg, etc., etc.,
Thanks for the feed back on the Port Melbourne photos. Much appreciated!
I have just scanned the next batch, which are:
07_Up doggie arriving at Montague, 26 January, 1974.
08_A doggie at Port Melbourne, 26 January, 1974.
09_DERM 58 RM on the goods lines into the shipping sheds at Montague (now
Southbank tram depot), on an RTA tour, 19 September, 1987.
10_The preserved Tait train at Montague, next to the goods lines into the
shipping sheds, 18 July, 1987.
11_A Port Melbourne station sign, 23 January, 1981.
12_A Tait train (led by 246 M) arrives at Port Melbourne from Flinders
Street, 23 January, 1981.
Enjoy, Cheers, Andrew.

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