ROLL 45. Carey G.S.
Excursion to Yallourn, Traralgon & Mirboo North, 4th May 1968.
All photos © Les Brown. Not
to be used for Publication.

45-1. 61RM. Tynong.

45-2. L1165. Tynong.

45-3. 61RM. Near Warragul.

45-4. Warragul. The old
swing-door rolling stock was used to form the Schools Train, which ran between
Dandenong and Warragul.

45-5. 61RM. Warragul.

45-6. 61RM. Yallourn.

45-7. Yallourn. The signal
box can be seen in 45-11.

45-8. 61RM. Yallourn.

45-9. Yallourn.

45-10. Yallourn.

45-11. Yallourn. This track
formed a “Y” with the track in 45-10. The other end of the “Y” can be seen in
45-9. Yallourn yard seemed to continuously re-arranging for one reason or
another. Eventually it re-arranged itself out of existence.

45-12. 61RM. Yallourn.

45-13. 61RM. Near Morwell.

45-14. l-r; L1167, L1162,
61RM, Y122, T351 & T389. Traralgon.

45-15. l-r; Y122, T351, T389
& Y115. Traralgon.

45-16. Traralgon. A feature
of all loco depots, the Train Accident Van and Guards Van. Similar Accident vans can be seen in Roll 20-3 and Roll
70-21.

45-17. L1158, L1162 &
L1167. Traralgon.

45-18. 46RT. Morwell.

45-19. 61RM. Near Morwell.
The S.E.C.V. metre-gauge line from Yallourn to the power stations at Hazlewood.
What was the “70” on the pole for, surely not for speed?

45-20. 61RM. Near Boolara.

45-21. 61RM. Mirboo North.