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your travel guide to the other side. mostly the 5 P's: public transport, photography, planning, powerlines, Poasting. wurundjeri lands. he/him
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a long, but lovely day on the iron road celebrating the opening of Auckland's City Rail Link! what a fantastic addition to a fantastic city, extremely glad I could make it across the ditch for this please enjoy this little thread of some of my highlights from today
a very good morning from Parnell station, in just a few short moments our train will head under beautiful Tamaki Makaurau
a long, but lovely day on the iron road celebrating the opening of Auckland's City Rail Link! what a fantastic addition to a fantastic city, extremely glad I could make it across the ditch for this please enjoy this little thread of some of my highlights from today
a very good morning from Parnell station, in just a few short moments our train will head under beautiful Tamaki Makaurau
a long, but lovely day on the iron road celebrating the opening of Auckland's City Rail Link! what a fantastic addition to a fantastic city, extremely glad I could make it across the ditch for this please enjoy this little thread of some of my highlights from today
a very good morning from Parnell station, in just a few short moments our train will head under beautiful Tamaki Makaurau
even an evacuation at 6am due to a small fire at the other end of the tunnel couldn't dampen our spirits, that just mean there was time to snap a shot of a bus as night finally began to turn to day bsky.app/profile/mmbb...
getting evacuated from Karanga-a-Hape was not on my bingo card but first time for everything I guess
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if anyone has a contact in the Antarctic Division who can get me to Heard Island please let me know. I have no relevant skills to offer bsky.app/profile/mmbb...
everytime I look at the Antarctic division job ads, and everytime they need jobs like "electrician" "chef" "heating technician so we don't all die", how about they give me a chance as Chief Layabout Officer? or the Mawson Jester? this is what's wrong with our country
one thing I really didn't take advantage of last time? Norfolk Island's beautifully dark skies. being separated from the nearest large city by 1000km helps a lot, and so does barely having any street lighting and getting lucky with no moonlight. nice to see our beautiful galaxy again 🥰🥰
once again delighted to confirm that norfolk island is bloody lovely. and I'm assured there is no risk to the supply of Norfolk Island pine trees for Australia's urban foreshores for years to come
melbourne metropolitan busways board reposted
melbourne metropolitan busways board reposted
This aerial embroidery mixed media landscape is the last piece currently still available on my site! The natural elements were done in embroidery, the man-made ones in card. Each cargo container is only a mm wide! You can see it with full details here: victoriaroserichards.co.uk/work/cargo-c...
emerging from the void to pose the most important question you'll get this week: would you ride the Mount Isa GadgetBlimp? www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06...
only took nearly a year but indeed we are getting closer to abolishing some of Melbourne's most laughably bad frequencies. the combination of a fuel crisis and an election year can be a powerful motivator. 10 minute all day frequencies and bus reform next to seal the deal? 👀👀 nah, just kidding... 👀
it's delightful to know that we may have poasted hard enough for the government to finally eliminate 40 minute Sunday frequencies on the train network. cautiously optimistic until the timetables are released www.premier.vic.gov.au/pt-blitz-mor...
from the official govt announcement yesterday www.premier.vic.gov.au/more-trains-...
the beep of the PB/5 pedestrian crossing button has been officially recognised by the National Film and Sound Archive as part of their Sounds of Australia collection for this year. you love to see it
cannot put into words just how much I missed the ubiquitous PB5 pedestrian crossing button at home. without a doubt it's the world's best. full audio, tactile and visual feedback for complete accessibility. everyone needs these around the world
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