The 7.3km long train conveyed 82,000 tonnes of iron ore

[John Gowland]

My brain can not cope with this, hard to believe.

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Taken with a DJI FPV

 

[Deleted member 62848]

Ha , wouldn't want to be sitting at a railway crossing,it be like counting sheep
Pitty there no locomotive shot ,I'm a fan of trains,dad used to take me to work as a kid and used to ride in the box car or the loco,,if only I could do that now ,
Thanks for sharing

 

[John Gowland]

For you I will get the locomotive next time. May be in the next few weeks.
Must take forever to start and stop.
Thanks.

 

[snowy23]

Awesome John Love it that's the train nerd coming out in me

 

[John Gowland]

Awesome John Love it that's the train nerd coming out in me

I have never understood our love of trains, all I can say is keep lovin. Thanks.

 

[Pygar70]

How did you determine the length of the train - did you count the cars?

 

[John Gowland]

I had one shot and the DJI FPV battery was not fully charged and could not get to the front of the train. So, the statement was a result of a search on "WA iron ore, train search." Apparently, some are even longer.

 

[Sky Guy2]

My brain can not cope with this, hard to believe.

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Taken with a DJI FPV

WOW the longest train I ever worked on was 1.3 miles long.