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    These tracks are at the switching junction on the way to the canola sheds for filling. They have been here for years without being refreshed as only one train goes through a day at most by: lorip Views[472] This freight train (about 1km long) only comes through Bogan Gate once a day. It doesn't stop or even toot its horn, just passes on by. Good thing too as there is no-one around to catch it. by: lorip Views[540] These sheds are in use for only a few weeks of the year. when the canola harvest is on. This particular shed holds 200,000 tones of grain when full. by: lorip Views[553] Empty canola grain sheds at Bogan Gate, NSW. This shed holds 20,000 tones of grain when full. Harvest starts in about 2 to 3 weeks. by: lorip Views[1100] 49 weeks of the year Bogan Gate, NSW is a ghost town. In 2 to 3 weeks time, the area will be thriving with workers to harvest the canola grain. by: lorip Views[1452]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - Bogan Gate, NSW

    Sunday, 13 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    It is rare not to have my camera with me wherever I go. It is my closest friend who assists me as I travel and explore this amazing world around me. Whether local or afar, I believe one broadens their view of the world by experiencing different cultures, ... Read more >
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