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Tree pruning at Railway Museum site

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WAGR

1968

Overview

Rail Transport Museum site, work party of members pruning the pine trees, from left to right, Noel Zeplin, Alan Tilley, Otto Walkemeyer, Ian carne and another on a adder up the tree.

Photo type: black and white.

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Registration number

cwa-org-23-P10215

Themes

Transport > Railways

Width

220 mm

Height or length

170 mm

Year

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