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To explore this spectacular elevated world, it helps to have a ladder

Summary by Brisbane Times
The origins of these “iron path” routes go back to World War I, when they were built to help move troops over otherwise inaccessible terrain.

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To explore this spectacular elevated world, it helps to have a ladder

The origins of these “iron path” routes go back to World War I, when they were built to help move troops over otherwise inaccessible terrain.

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Brisbane Times broke the news in Brisbane City, Australia on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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