Absolutely love this video. Great work Dylan. I remember the Border Loop being mentioned on the ABC when I was young. It was obviously of great importance.
Great video, thank you. I see those long trains go past my property at Cougal all the time, but I've never been up at the look-out at the right time to see one go around the loop.
The train has to be at least 1400 meters long to see your tail like that. Different perspective and fairly rare to see a train in daylight hours on Border Loop. Great work.
Superb work Dylan. One of your best. Amazing image stability throughout. Solves the problem of the trees hiding a lot of the track when viewed from the lookout.
Brilliant video. Amazing how still you were able to capture the imagery. The loop/spiral Is certainly, an amazing piece of railway works! I will be taking my adventure motorbike (2020 Honda CBX500) for a ride along the Lions Road in a few days and even though, I know that I will not see the "loop" in all its glory as you have shown with your video, I'm still looking forward to the ride and seeing what is to be seen!
Cool Vid, hey how do you know when Bris/Syd trains are scheduled to be at a place? do you wait it out? Or is there at timetable ? I've noticed for a while now not many Bris/Syd trains run during daylight hrs.
A timetable can be obtained through the ARTC website, which gives a rough guide to their locations. Up on the northern side of the North Coast Line and QLD, these trains as you say only seem to run late afternoons or evenings. I've been told this to help keep them out of the way during Sydney peak hour services, which is ultimately where all these monsters end up.
great video
Absolutely love this video. Great work Dylan. I remember the Border Loop being mentioned on the ABC when I was young. It was obviously of great importance.
Great video, thank you. I see those long trains go past my property at Cougal all the time, but I've never been up at the look-out at the right time to see one go around the loop.
I've driven from Brisbane to that to hope and see it from the lookout but never can catch it. Just don't know the timetable for it
First time I have ever seen the loop in that context, fantastic, just a few more cars and it would have run over the top of itself.
The train has to be at least 1400 meters long to see your tail like that. Different perspective and fairly rare to see a train in daylight hours on Border Loop. Great work.
Excellent footage!
this is one big dam train
Superb work Dylan. One of your best. Amazing image stability throughout.
Solves the problem of the trees hiding a lot of the track when viewed from the lookout.
Fantastic!
Brilliant video. Amazing how still you were able to capture the imagery. The loop/spiral Is certainly, an amazing piece of railway works!
I will be taking my adventure motorbike (2020 Honda CBX500) for a ride along the Lions Road in a few days and even though, I know that I will not see the "loop" in all its glory as you have shown with your video, I'm still looking forward to the ride and seeing what is to be seen!
Brilliant. I live near the Bethungra spiral, I would love to see it filmed like that. Cheers.
Great vid man, and memories 👍👍
Nice work mate, thanks.
Cool Vid, hey how do you know when Bris/Syd trains are scheduled to be at a place? do you wait it out? Or is there at timetable ? I've noticed for a while now not many Bris/Syd trains run during daylight hrs.
A timetable can be obtained through the ARTC website, which gives a rough guide to their locations. Up on the northern side of the North Coast Line and QLD, these trains as you say only seem to run late afternoons or evenings. I've been told this to help keep them out of the way during Sydney peak hour services, which is ultimately where all these monsters end up.