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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