Re: Re - Hawthorn Depot and connections
David Langley
Thursday, November 28, 2002 7:16 AM
Don,
There are actually 16 (I think) maps in this
series dating from go to present. Mine are all in
A3 format so scanning will not be easy on the home
flatbed although an A3 scanner will be a piece of
cake. Perhaps someone is already doing this but if
no one replies then maybe I can look at it. I
don't have much time so I don't wish to waste my
time if someone else is already doing it.
cheers
David (not in Melbourne but 120km north)
Donald Galt wrote:
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There are actually 16 (I think) maps in this
series dating from go to present. Mine are all in
A3 format so scanning will not be easy on the home
flatbed although an A3 scanner will be a piece of
cake. Perhaps someone is already doing this but if
no one replies then maybe I can look at it. I
don't have much time so I don't wish to waste my
time if someone else is already doing it.
cheers
David (not in Melbourne but 120km north)
Donald Galt wrote:
On 26 Nov 2002 at 11:40, Kevin Taig wrote:Here's my contribution to the discussion about Hawthorn Depot. - Print
landscape produces a better print.
Firstly there is a part map dated June 1926 which shows the layouts as
discussed.
Time to cut a few more notches and glide away
If Mr. Taig has not yet completely glode and if he has the entire map, might he
consider posting it to Files?
D
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