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Stock Photo: West Coast Wilderness Railway. Western Tasmania.

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Build by Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company in 1897, the railway hauled copper from Queenstown to the harbor at Strahan. Today it is a tourist attraction visited by railroad enthusiasts from the hole word. Taking on water at Dubbil Barril before the steep climb to Renadeena Saddle.

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Stock Photo: West Coast Wilderness Railway. Western Tasmania.

Build by Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company in 1897, the railway hauled copper from Queenstown to the harbor at Strahan. Today it is a tourist attraction visited by railroad enthusiasts from the hole word. Taking on water at Dubbil Barril before the steep climb to Renadeena Saddle.

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