Understanding Tangiwai Memorial Weekend 4
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on Tangiwai Memorial Weekend 4. Some hours later, we see JA 1275 pulling out of Ohakune station. She had just dropped off her passengers from Auckland, and ...
Key Takeaways about Tangiwai Memorial Weekend 4
- This is the first video in my mini-series, looking at the two excursions that visited
- After a very long wait - and the passing by of two trains (EF 30134+EF 30192 and DFB 7160) - JB 1236 finally gets underway from ...
- So it seemed that Ian Welch, the owner of JB 1236, didn't want to take his engine
- In this video, we see JA 1275 pull out of Otorohanga, amid a huge cloud of steam and blasting of the whistle.
- New Zealand's worst railway disaster took place in 1953, involving a lahar from Mount Ruapehu that destroyed the bridge at ...
Detailed Analysis of Tangiwai Memorial Weekend 4
After experiencing trouble raising steam, JB 1236 struggles into Taihape station. By this point, she was running at least an hour ... While JB 1236 was stopped at Taihape, EF's 30134 and 30192 made a very brief stop with their northbound freight train. This is ... JA 1275 shuffles about the yard at Te Kuiti. She came to a stop just before the southern end of the yard in order to let a freight train ...
On the 7th of May 2017, Charles Parker and Lance Redman, driver and fireman of the night limited that crashed off the
In summary, understanding Tangiwai Memorial Weekend 4 gives us a better perspective.
