Train Journeys through National Parks
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Re: A leisurely 13 day train trip behind steam to Kruger Par
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Rehabilitation of Skukuza Railway Bridge
South African National Parks (SANParks) invites suitable service providers to submit proposals for the rehabilitation of the Skukuza Railway Bridge in the Kruger National
http://www.sanparks.org/groups/tenders/ ... ailway.php
http://www.sanparks.org/groups/tenders/ ... ailway.php
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Planes, trains & automobiles...will boats be next????
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Re: Train Journeys through National Parks
You were with Kruger right after all, BC.
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Re: Train Journeys through National Parks
I wonder if they just want to push a sleeper cab onto the bridge?
Maybe stf can tell us how expensive it would be to truck one or two in there...
Maybe stf can tell us how expensive it would be to truck one or two in there...
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I crossed that bridge tier for tier,..a bunch of boons the host
too that structure!! I believe it should be maintained only to
resemble mankind in a foreign affair with nature!!
A stepping stone, bridge over troubled waters!!!
too that structure!! I believe it should be maintained only to
resemble mankind in a foreign affair with nature!!
A stepping stone, bridge over troubled waters!!!
Heh,.. H.e
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"A Bridge too far"!
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Aptly very much so Sprockit!!!Sprocky wrote:"A Bridge too far"!
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The Selati rail line was established in the hey day with
little regard for conservation. It was established for the
transportation of wealth!!
To date we are attempting the same dear Sanparks?????
little regard for conservation. It was established for the
transportation of wealth!!
To date we are attempting the same dear Sanparks?????
Heh,.. H.e
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Re: Train Journeys through National Parks
I have sent both the above articles to the SAR-L yahoo groups to see if anyone can shed any light on the articles.
AS far as I know the railway line from Komatipoort to Skukuza has been lifted so there os no way of getting a coach there unless it is taken by road which will cost a fortune.
This has also raised a question for me.
How did they get the steam locomotive and coaches to the Selati Restaurant?
As soon as I get some answers I will post them here.
AS far as I know the railway line from Komatipoort to Skukuza has been lifted so there os no way of getting a coach there unless it is taken by road which will cost a fortune.
This has also raised a question for me.
How did they get the steam locomotive and coaches to the Selati Restaurant?
As soon as I get some answers I will post them here.
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