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(AUS) Christmas in Melbourne. 23 December.


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With Christmas approaching our public transport system still has to keep up with demand of a different kind. The Christmas shopper.

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D2.5011 heads Eastbound with a 96 to East Brunswick.

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C2.5011 turns left into Spencer Street with a 96a shortworking to Port Junction.

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Following not long behind with a full route 96 to St Kilda is C2.5103 at Port Junction.

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Turning into and out of Clarendon Street is D2.5014 with a 96 and C.3015 with a Port Melbourne bound 109.

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Powering out of the Casino/MECC stop is E.6009 bound for East Brunswick.

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The old meeting the new SW6.866 is a 73 year old veteran of the network heading out to begin City Circle duties. In front is the not even a year old E.6009 at the Batman Park stop. This stop is set to change in the not too distant future with it being upgraded to a platform stop.

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Going clockwise around the city is W7.1020
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Pulling up to the Spencer St Stop is B2.2019 with a 75 to Etihad Stadium
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Crossing Flinders St is Z3.196 with a route 1 to South Melbourne Beach

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Following behind is D1.3524 showing off the PTV livery.

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Next Cycle of lights has D1.3537 with a 16 to Kew.

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The heritage listed clocks at Flinders St Station. These days they're in a bit of a timewarp with things like Altona Line(Now a sub branch of Werribee Line trains), St Albans(Extended to Watergardens then Sunbury) Line and Broadmeadows Line(Extended to Cragieburn). In the old days a member of staff would of had to of changed the clocks by hand as each train departed.
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Back on Swanston St is D1.3513

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One of the trains that don't get much airtime but a very important part of V/Lines fleet is the H type cars. These days they have been combined to make larger sets to cater for the commuter market. In this case the 1520 Marshall service is made up of a SH and an LH set. The only difference between the two is the length of the car used. Here the train is pictured at Geelong station about to depart.
 

 

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