A visit to the Museum of New & Old Art was on the cards so I used the opportunity to have a reconnaisance of the Tasmanian Transport Museum at Glenorchy, knowing it wouldn't be open. The Climax was visible behind barbed wire defences.
An unexpected bonus was the appearance of a 4-loco lashup running light out of Hobart on the adjoining line of whatever TGR is called this week. They came from four different QR classes.
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| 2003, ex QR Clyde 1508 rebuilt by Tranz Rail in NZ |
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| 2101, ex QR GEC Aus 2355 rebuilt by AN Tasmania |
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| 2134, ex QR GEC-AEI 1320 rebuilt by Morrison Knudsen |
MONA was certainly worth a visit.
and it was a lovely afternoon to stroll around part of old Hobart.
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| 2006, ex QR 1465 rebuilt by Tranz Rail |
MONA was certainly worth a visit.
and it was a lovely afternoon to stroll around part of old Hobart.
I trust you sampled the delights of Jackman & McRoss bakery while meandering around Battery Point. It looks like it was pretty much where your "Old Hobart" photo was taken from.
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