Hello, here's some more pic's.
Here's another pic of one of the cranes.
This is one of those ones that you power by pushing and pulling the handle.
This is a diesel train that was very small.
This is a front pic of the bullet train that I just loved.
This is a pic of another of the steam trains at the Railway Museum.
I was trying to put the Sunshine Memorial photo up but I can't today.
There'll be more tomorrow and I'll talk about one of my favourite sports, lawn bowls.
Hello.
As I said yesterday I'd show you my pic's.
This is the gear house with all of it's equipment in it.
This one I forgot to tell you about, it's a crane that is a train.
This one is one of the museum's many steam trains.
This one is one of their many diesel trains.
This is the bullet train I was talking about yesterday.
Here's the train that had a room inside the driving room that had another room inside that one.
Heres a lovely old Blue Harris that sadly we couldn't go on it.
Heres one of Pa and I marching together at the march.
Heres one of me stuck to the train while it was moving.
Heres another one of me stuck to a train while it was moving.
(only joking, they weren't moving an inch when Dad and I took theses pic's.)
More again tomorrow!
Hello.
On Saturday I went to a train museum that was pretty much like the tram museum.
There was about one type of every Australian train there.
It was so nice and you could even go on the trains.
It was once a train station and one of the buildings housed a giant train set and you can even go in the gear house (I think that's it's name).
One of the trains has some of the original crockery and it even had leather seats.
There was a diesal train that had a door in the driving compartment that led to another room and there was yet another door that led to another room but I couldn't go in that other room 'coz the door was locked.
There was even a bullet train but you couldn't go on it which was very sad.
I almost forgot to tell you that Dad and I are members, ner,ner,ner,ner.
It only costs $20 per year to become a member and that means you can even help out working on the trains, but only if you're over 18. I can watch dad do all the work while I sip an orange juice!
Hello.
Yesterday I went to a train museum that was pretty much like the tram museum, but I've just come home from the city, so if you want to find out what to do than you know what to do.
Oh, I almost forgot to tell what I was doing in the city today, I was in the city for the sunshine memorial service, and I was in the city for the medievil fare.
See ya later.
Hello, I have to make up for not writing yesterday, so here I am again writing to you "AGAIN" so you better like it or I'll get my dad on you. Only joking, ha, he, haaa, hee, hee, ha.
I'm going to talk about Melbourne's crowded trains. Now I know there are a lot of old disused rail ways all over Victoria, so if there are lots of crowded trains, why doesn't the government open up all of those old rail ways so it lessens the over crowded trains?
What they could do is put more trains on those lines and extend them to new suburbs all over Melbourne. Even put more rail lines in little country towns and have them all connected together, and have them connected to the Melbourne train lines so all of Victoria is connected together.
In history, the people in the UK could not leave their villages until the train had been invented, which is the same case over here. We need to get the train lines connected to all of the country towns so they don't become ghost towns, because if they do we'll be losing a lot of our history.
The benefit of trains over cars is that cars create pollution and contribute to green houses gases, and trains don't create pollution.
So next time you have to fill up your car with petrol, just think, ''If I start using the train I could save thousands of dollars a year.'' So go on, if you use the train you can save heaps of money and get to your destination much faster.
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