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On the Fernleigh Track, Part VII: End of the line, but the track goes on
Scott Bevan
On the Fernleigh Track, Part VI: The 130-year-old curved tunnel is more than just a Hunter landmark
Scott Bevan
LIVING HERITAGE: Rail historian Ed Tonks walks through Redhead Tunnel, a cyclist passes the signal box ruins at Fernleigh Loop, and centre, a passenger train at Fernleigh Loop in 1966. Pictures: Ron Preston and Max Mason-Hubers
On the Fernleigh Track, Part III: How one man changed the Hunter environment forever
Scott Bevan
On the Fernleigh Track, Part II: A journey through the history of the Hunter
Scott Bevan
NATURE AND CULTURE: Kentan Proctor, from Bahtabah Local Aboriginal Land Council, at Belmont Lagoon, and, inset, scenes of nature along the southern end of the Fernleigh Track. Pictures: Max Mason-Hubers
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On the Fernleigh Track, Part I: How an old rail line became a Hunter icon
Scott Bevan
DIVERSE: The Fernleigh Track offers insights into nature and views into the area's mining and railway heritage. Pictures: Max Mason-Hubers, Darren Pateman and Ed Tonks Collection
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