Caught the Cockle train to Goolwa this morning @ 11am. This line was the first built in SA to transport goods brought down the Murray river by paddle steamers to Goolwa & then by train to the port @ Victor harbour. It is called the Cockle train because passengers use to collect the cockle shells on the beach & then catch train back home. The rail runs along the coastline & is very scenic. Unfortunately no whales loafing in the bay
Here comes the train
Lovely old carriages
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- Happily left the rat race on 8th Jan 2008 and hit the road. Have been travelling, eating, drinking and dancing our way around OZ ever since. Currently in Lake Boga near Swan Hill, Victoria housesitting for till end of Sept. Then we will be heading to Tassie in Nov.
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