It's a real pleasure to be entertained and educated about our history by a real person with a real voice.

As a tradie ive been to all these places its really beautiful out there. Sometimes id be standing in a paddock working on something and id stop just to appreciate the scenery and how quiet it was

How sad it's all gone my grandfather uncle and dad lived at Apamurra in the middle 1930s , grandpa worked on the line. Then they all moved to Burra all the old lines mean a lot to me . Cheers.

0:01 it’s interesting that the line is deactivated and left to rot, yet, it is still connected to the main line and the searchlight signal is still operable and showing the “Danger” aspect on both lamps.

simply excellent production, and commentary. We used to ride dirt bikes along the monarto-sedan line around 2000's , great work ODT

My partner grew up in Monarto South, going to the school that used to be where the Telstra hut now stands. Her Dad worked on the railways at the time and they had a house nearby to the siding, all gone now of course. This video gives her great nostalgia.  We're going to head out to Tailem Town to see the old Monarto South Station.  She has a lot of memories heading there to see her Dad at work...
Terrific work, thank you.

Excellent presentation, history and drone also excellent.. It reminded me of a trip I did with my late brother several years ago doing a "survey"of the line he was penning an article for a railway mag. We spent the day surveying and photographing all bridges and many sections of the track and driving along some of the track bed.

This was just OUTSTANDING...You have filled in so much information and questions I have had about this train line not only from what I had learnt but from living within these areas....Aupamurra was a small community of railway houses once, I am sadly aware of at lease four of them that  have been demolished since 1985. I can vividly remember two of those blue trains plus a carriage with several trucks pulling in slowly as traffic needed to stop on the Mannum/Adelaide Rd and wait.....It is also noteworthy to mention you have also recorded the landscape being its greenest in decades.  Such a amazing recorded information, such a credit to you....so good it needs to be uploaded to the state library. Well done and thank you 🕊️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😊

I was staying in Murray Bridge for a while last year and explored a bit along the Monarto end of this. Great to see more information about it!

I like your programs thank you they relax me.

Excellent video as usual, it is interesting to note that the Pichi Richi railway used some of the old rails.

One thing that stands out to me about that region is just how many people have clearly come and gone and left all their junk behind like that abandoned railway line!

Another great video keep up the great work 👍 ❤

Brilliant time of year to visit, such amazing scenery. Thankyou for heading out and capturing what remains of such an interesting past!

Very well presented and certainly an interesting watch

Another great historic video.

Very well produced video. I like the graphics and sound fx used.

I really appreciate the amount of detail and effort you put into these vids.
It's such a pity that these railways were shut down

I wondered for years what the story of that line was, now i have my answer

Outstanding Video! My Family is from Sedan (South Australia) my Great Grandfather Worked At the Sedan Steam Flour Mill Beginning at the age of 16. When my Grandmother was Growing up in Sedan. They used to live across the road from the Sedan Railway Yard! And my Grandmother tells me stories on how she use to hear the Old RX Class steam locos come into Sedan. And she used to run up to the fence line and watch the RX Steam locos shunt in the yard. My Great Grandfather who worked at the Steam Flour Mill at Sedan, he used to cart Flour Bags from the Mill to the Sedan Railway Yard and stack them ready for the train to come and pick the Flour up. I'm not to sure if you checked out the old Dam at the Sedan Railway Yard. But My Great Grandfather Told My Grandmother When she was little that there was a Old car at the bottom of the Dam. and believe it or not it is still there! it has been there for years! Its So Good you showed a picture of Rx 217 at 18:52. and its amazing how this Rx is still around today sitting at Nuriootpa Park! Thank you again For putting you time and effort Into this Video and going over the old Sedan Railway Line Again! Keep up with your Amazing Work Mike!!