Boyne Burnett Inland Rail Trail
Building a new future for an old railway
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After six years with BBIRT I hope you may allow me a few memories. Pardon me if I use the “I” word too much, but I have never spoken about a couple of things that might be of interest. At BBIRT, things had always been done by joint effort, never from any single person so …
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Thank you for your support, the Raffle is now closed First Prize: David Johnson, a trip for two Adults to Heron Island, kindly donated Aldesta Hotel Group Second Prize: John Hitson, a trip for two to Lady Musgrave Island onboard the Orca, kindly donated by 1770Reef 3rd Prize: Kevin Roth, a trip for two onboard …
Gayndah Heritage Railway preserve and cherish ou history, and provide a rest stop for caravans and motor homes. … Continue reading
These maps show the entire Boyne Burnett Inland Rail Trail, which sections are open, dump points and sidings allowing camping. … Continue reading
Information and a map about the short section of trail open between Nagoorin and the Ten Mile (Ridler Ck,) in the Boyne Valley. … Continue reading
Maps of the Dawes Range section of the Trail, with downloadable gpx tracks and plenty of information. … Continue reading
Maps of the Dawes Range section of the Trail, with downloadable gpx tracks and plenty of information. … Continue reading
The following is my report as presented at our AGM which was held at Kalpowar. Many thanks to the Kalpowar Hall Committee for hosting us.
I should have posted this after the AGM for the benefit of members unable to attend.
Some times things get missed, my apologies. … Continue reading
Please go to this mapping post for links to better maps Thanks to Organised Grime for these maps
Lots of people follow us on Facebook. I was reminded the other day that many do not use it. Here is a catch-up and some photos which may give you an idea of where we are up to. In December 2017, Desley O’Grady (Councillor, Gladstone Regional Council) facilitated community forums with participation of fifty-five (55) …
Continue reading “Opening the first section of BBIRT in a Few Days, an Overview”