| Truck shop at Kedawung |
| Japanese loco delivering empties. Note the riding points and the security escort on the right. |
| Lori being pushed onto the temporary track laid for harvesting |
| Mad Europeans gather |
| Driver of Keio loco |
We then intercepted an empty ash train returning to the mill yard.
| Ash train with another Japanese loco |
| PTKA train crossing cane tracks |
| Chickens are everywhere around human habitation |
| Locos returning from the fields for a lunch break |
After lunch, we saw all the other locos in the mill yard with the exception of the Baguley RUHAAK which we were told had been transferred to Assembagus - although we actually later found it at Wringinanom.
We then went on for a short visit at Gending which is a 600mm gauge mill. Here three diesels were in use but nothing was on the field lines. We hope to catch up with some field line action tomorrow.
| Hauling cane from the transhipment yard through the village streets |
| Workshop adjacent to the loco shed with all belt drive machinery |

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