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2016 Smoke on the Water Festival

Locality: Coffs Harbour, New South Wales

Phone: +61 427 912 861

Address: Coffs Harbour Jetty 2450 Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia

Website: http://smokeonthewaterfestival.com.au

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20.01.2022 BARGAIN PRICED DAY OUT

19.01.2022 Construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, January 1930 from Loftus Street Circular Quay, Sydney museumsyndicate.com

19.01.2022 Here is the site map for this weekend's Day Out With Thomas! Save to your phones to have this handy! Upon arrival please follow the marked yellow lines on the map to get your online tickets validated and/or purchase tickets for your rides.

18.01.2022 The Byron Bay Train, worlds first solar train... @sunbistro #byronbay #visitbyron It’s official! The cutting of the ribbon @byronbaytrain You beauty!!

16.01.2022 Eureka At Durango, CO With George Sapp At The Throttle.

15.01.2022 Great News Coffs Harbour Rainforest Rattler tickets have just been released in time for Christmas https://www.trybooking.com/eventlist/eventListingURL

14.01.2022 Round buildings aren't too common. You'll find this one in the NSW town of Junee. Junee is one of the stops along the planned inland railway.

13.01.2022 Hi Everyone, I would like to title this "The Volunteer" All to often we run around taking the all important shot of the equipment in service, but the men that o...perate it and maintain it are very often overlooked. It is a widely known fact, that the volunteer is recognised by many individuals as the lifeblood of the many organisations within the rail preservation scene. These volunteers come from all walks of life, every not for profit organisation has them. Theirs is a thankless task and their reward is the enjoyment the task provides and the comradeship with other volunteers. Their demographic is wide; some are enthusiastic railwaymen, whilst others are railway enthusiasts. Some are retired, and some are not. Some are young but most are old. Some live afar whilst others live close by. Some work in teams whilst others work alone. But whatever their capacity the job they do is invaluable. It is their fingerprints you will find on the pen that signs the cheques, the spanners that create the restorations, and the broom that sweeps the floor and on the tea pot that makes the cuppa. There are no lines of demarcation to cross here. They are the ones who continually step up, without looking for remuneration or recognition. It is hardly surprising that many of the not for profit organisations would be unable to survive without their valued contribution. They continue to come back time and time again to help with the cause. A nurtured volunteer is worth their weight in gold, and that should be the focus of each and every executive committee to ensure the volunteer receives his or her necessary reward, ie. the satisfaction and enjoyment of doing their task. It is important to take the time to show they are appreciated and respected. Too easily, are committees able to overlook the volunteer’s contribution, taking their effort for granted. They are often forgotten, or left out of the decision making or consultative processes. Sometimes they are even abused! So I call upon the executive committee of all not for profit groups or larger organisations that utilise the volunteer, to take stock and look at the contribution these people make to your organisation. Then take some time to provide encouragement and support in appreciation of your volunteer work force. The photo below shows Driver Colin at the controls of 58 RM on tour in his capacity as a V/Line heritage driver. Here he has the controller in pumping with the throttle cracked and a few volts showing on the volt gauge to keep the compressor turning over.. In his capacity as a DERMPAV volunteer he like the rest of the team at DERMPAV continues to prove how valuable an asset they are to our organisation.. I have used this before but it is a cracker of a photo and deserves a rerun. Photo by Ken Coram Regards Colin Kelly Secretary DERMPAV

11.01.2022 Sri Lanka Railway adventure is rolling along nicely aboard our wonderful private train, the Viceroy Special. 14 days going all over the scenic island.

10.01.2022 Did you all enjoy last weekends double-headed Southern Encounter? Would you like to do it all over again? If the answer is yes, then get on the phone and book ...seats on our last Southern Encounter for 2017 on Sunday 19th November! Should demand warrant, we will add an extra car or two to the train, as well as Rx207! Of course, this is entirely up to you, our supporters - so why not, grab your family and friends, pick up the phone, and call 1300 655 991 to book your seats NOW! ** Double heading subject to loading and fire restrictions. In the event of a Total Fireban over the Mt Lofty Ranges or Murraylands districts, steam will be replaced by diesel locomotive 958.

09.01.2022 Rail motors in coffs this weekend. sorry for short notice. tickets on sale later today.

09.01.2022 CPH Railmotors running the Rainforest Rattler Heading towards Coffs Harbour https://www.flickr.com//sashmos/39542176772/in/dateposted/

07.01.2022 To follow on our celebrations we are excited to have loco #3 back out on the line. With all works completed it's been given the all clear to leave the workshop and ease back into full operation. Exciting weekend here at West Coast Wilderness Railway! #wcwrtas

04.01.2022 Thanks to Coffs Coast Focus for great coverage of the Rainforest Rattler

03.01.2022 It's been a huge year for us, but we're not quite done yet! There are four Twilight Explorers left and that's it until 2018! Watch the sun sink low over the Flinders Ranges from the comfort of your heritage railcar.