Korske
My name is Korske, and I’m an Adventurer, Writer & Photographer passionate about building community through genuine relationships.
I started my work life as a Web Developer & Network Engineer. Since then, I’ve travelled across Australia, built houses, landscaped gardens, grown cotton & harvested wheat.
After spending seven years travelling across Australia, I’ve returned to my hometown of Canberra, putting the lessons I learnt on the road to good use.
I’ve made loads of mistakes learnt many valuable lessons. I hope that my musings challenge you to start your next adventure or, encourages you to continue the one you’re already on.
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That is pretty fascinating. I find it interesting that those pins look pretty much the same wherever I’ve seen railway lines – must be a good design, I guess!
I was thinking that AS 47 might be a really early australian standard number, but I think (after a little searching) that it’s referring to the pin being suitable for either 47 or 50 Kg/metre track. That company (Pandrol) still make railway fasteners, by the way (you can tell I’m having an interesting day today when I spend 5 minutes or so looking up railway fasteners on the internet ;)).
Those reverse-torx coach screws are unusual too, I haven’t seen them before….okay, I’m going to stop now ;)
love the colour of the rust