Tassie Freight Train Graffiti 2

The train yards in the Launceston are a popular place to paint. Orker probably the first island bomber in Tasmania has smashed some panels along with an earlier piece by style kings IKOE (Incredible Knights Of Enamel) https://www.facebook.com/theikoecrew. For more information on Tasmania's rail system http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_transport_in_Tasmania.

Tassie freight train graffiti

In Tasmania about 50km South of Launceston lies the important town of Conara. Conara was initially a overnight rest stop on the now midland hwy for coaches between Hobart and Launceston. The railway was developed and passenger services ran daily, until the entire passenger train network in Tasmania was shut down in 1978. Conara is the junction of the Fingal (coal) and Hobart-Launceston railway lines. It is now used as a rail siding.

Abandoned (Tepid Baths), Hobart

Down on the Southern Island of Australia is the smallest state, Tasmania. Despite only 1/2 million people on this island and 200,000 of those in Hobart, the graffiti scene is well established.

Hobart Graffiti (Tepid Baths)

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