Lumsden Locomotive at Myrtle White blog

Lumsden Locomotive. The local heritage trust chair john titter joins us to explain… Kingston flyer's cousins unearthed in southland river. It will join the two v class locomotives, v126 and 127, salvaged from the mud of the mararoa junction near lumsden early in 2020. But retrieving them was no easy task as our reporter tess brunton found out. The trust plans to refurbish the carriage and used it as an information kiosk telling the story of the v class locomotives and other information about the township’s proud railway history. A relic of new zealand's rail past has emerged from the mud 93 years after being dumped in a southland river.the lumsden. A relic of new zealand's rail past has emerged from the mud 93 years after being dumped in a southland river. It now awaits restoration to its former glory by lumsden carpenter gordon lawrence. The lumsden heritage trust has been campaigning to retrieve the two 1885 v class steam locomotives from the oreti river for. The lumsden heritage trust has been campaigning to retrieve the two 1885 v class steam locomotives from the oreti river for about half a decade. They're thought to be one of the last of their kind in the world.

They're thought to be one of the last of their kind in the world. The trust plans to refurbish the carriage and used it as an information kiosk telling the story of the v class locomotives and other information about the township’s proud railway history. The lumsden heritage trust has been campaigning to retrieve the two 1885 v class steam locomotives from the oreti river for about half a decade. A relic of new zealand's rail past has emerged from the mud 93 years after being dumped in a southland river. It now awaits restoration to its former glory by lumsden carpenter gordon lawrence. Kingston flyer's cousins unearthed in southland river. A relic of new zealand's rail past has emerged from the mud 93 years after being dumped in a southland river.the lumsden. It will join the two v class locomotives, v126 and 127, salvaged from the mud of the mararoa junction near lumsden early in 2020. But retrieving them was no easy task as our reporter tess brunton found out. The lumsden heritage trust has been campaigning to retrieve the two 1885 v class steam locomotives from the oreti river for.

Also from the Lumsden Heritage Trust page is this image of the Ohai

Lumsden Locomotive A relic of new zealand's rail past has emerged from the mud 93 years after being dumped in a southland river. Kingston flyer's cousins unearthed in southland river. But retrieving them was no easy task as our reporter tess brunton found out. The local heritage trust chair john titter joins us to explain… The lumsden heritage trust has been campaigning to retrieve the two 1885 v class steam locomotives from the oreti river for. It will join the two v class locomotives, v126 and 127, salvaged from the mud of the mararoa junction near lumsden early in 2020. They're thought to be one of the last of their kind in the world. The trust plans to refurbish the carriage and used it as an information kiosk telling the story of the v class locomotives and other information about the township’s proud railway history. A relic of new zealand's rail past has emerged from the mud 93 years after being dumped in a southland river. The lumsden heritage trust has been campaigning to retrieve the two 1885 v class steam locomotives from the oreti river for about half a decade. A relic of new zealand's rail past has emerged from the mud 93 years after being dumped in a southland river.the lumsden. It now awaits restoration to its former glory by lumsden carpenter gordon lawrence.