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RailPictures.Net Photo: CLF1 Southern Shorthaul Railroad CLF class at Appleton Dock, Melbourne, Australia by Ian Green
 
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          » Southern Shorthaul Railroad (more..)
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          » Appleton Dock, Melbourne, Australia (more..)
          » September 03, 2022
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          CLF1-S311-CLF4-CLF2 stabled with an SSR grain consist at Appleton Dock.
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