I hope that was a loaded molasses you followed, not much point taking an
empty one there.
So far as regularity, when they run, one runs to kingsthorpe and the
next day one runs to Warwick (or vice versa). I've unloaded at both
places on all days of the week and at any times after about 0530 . The
train returns north as 1 train generally.
Generally the trains run more frequently during the crush and slow as
the year wears on possibly stopping, generally speaking.
Please note, a lot of generally's in this post. This train does seem to
run as req, when molasses is available and the feed companies have room.
Kev
Alan Shaw wrote:
> --- In qrig@yahoogroups.com, "Alan Shaw" <mbmr@...> wrote:
> ,
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>> I happened to be on the Downs on 20 August and started the day
>> following an empty molasses train to Kingsthorpe.
>>
>
> Good grief! I've just realised that everything I described happened the
> week before on 13 August - Ekka day. How does time fly by so quickly?
> Might explain why I did not see the Tycanba train though. Strange that
> the Malu train seemed to have run to the same pattern on both days.
>
> Alan, still wondering where that week went.
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