Here now are some images from the Driving Creek Railway, located in the Coromandel Penninsula home and studio grounds of Barry Brickell. He uses the clay to make his pottery. He built a small 15" railroad, himself, to transport clay out of the hills, and to move the finished pottery around. Check him out!
Even though he only needs to go about 200m into the property to get the clay, he continued building the railway.
He built bridges over gullies, including this double decker,
tunnels through hills,
and used a clever system of switchbacks to climb the hills. Then he lined the hills with sculptures.
