09-10-2023, 08:11 AM
Well Gary,
In all my time I have never been to a radio museum.
There are a few mining museums about me, but a tin mine looks like a tin mine.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Moffa...g_pioneer)
I have been there, AND done a pretty severe 4WD along the old railway line he built over 100 years ago. ( no tracks left of course )
Its interesting that the track was origionally a camel transport road.
BUT, most whites will deny that statement.
Anyway, Australia has bugger all history, and very little in historical value or even significance.
I do notice your link is probably german or similar, and full of dead radios :-).
You are spoilt a bit I think !!!. WE have the opposite choice, Nothing or nothing.
best regards
Joe
In all my time I have never been to a radio museum.
There are a few mining museums about me, but a tin mine looks like a tin mine.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Moffa...g_pioneer)
I have been there, AND done a pretty severe 4WD along the old railway line he built over 100 years ago. ( no tracks left of course )
Its interesting that the track was origionally a camel transport road.
BUT, most whites will deny that statement.
Anyway, Australia has bugger all history, and very little in historical value or even significance.
I do notice your link is probably german or similar, and full of dead radios :-).
You are spoilt a bit I think !!!. WE have the opposite choice, Nothing or nothing.
best regards
Joe
