Gladstone_Railyard_March_1986_002.jpg


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English: In 1970, the line from w:Port Pirie to w:Broken Hill was converted to "standard gauge", resulting in all three gauges used in Australia meeting in w:Gladstone, South Australia railway yards. At the time, there were only three places on the planet where this happened. In the late 1980s, the broad and narrow gauge lines were closed, leaving Gladstone as purely standard gauge.
This photo was taken by me ( User:Pdfpdf ) in March 1986 using a Pentax MX with 50mm lens and 100 ASA Kodak 35mm colour film, and printed on Kodak paper. Obviously, over the 25 years between printing and scanning, the colours have faded.
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Camera Model Pentax MX
Film speed (ISO) 100
Lens 50 mm
Focal length 50 mm
Film Kodak Colour 100

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Trackwork, including a triple-gauge + dual-gauge turnout ("points") in the railway yard at Gladstone, South Australia

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10 March 1986

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