File:G 118 kalamunda hv gnangarra.jpg
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| Description | Steam loco G series engine 118 operated on the Upper Darling Range Railway, closed this engine is in the Kalamunda Historical Village which includes the second and third built Kalamunda stations. both are visable behind the engine with the third station being most visable, the second station was removed then returned to the site after the museum was opened and can be seen behind the engine along side the other station |
| Date | 7th May 2007(meta data incorrect on date) |
| Source | Digital photograph self-made |
| Author | Gnangarra |
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| current | 15:13, 14 May 2007 | | 2,576 × 1,932 (3.76 MB) | Gnangarra | ==Deswcription== {{Information |Description=Steam loco G series engine 118 operated on the Upper Darling Range Railway, closed this engine is in the Kalamunda Historical Village which includes the second and third built Kalamunda stations. both are visabl |
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