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English: Restored former Commonwealth Railways diesel locomotive NSU52 crosses Saltia Bridge, near Quorn, South Australia, with a passenger train on 26 October 2019. It is owned by the Pichi Richi Railway. |
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| Author | Caleb Jenkins | ||
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