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Toowoomba Tram Timers

Step right up, folks, to the Toowoomba Tram Timers! We’re the quirky group devoted to celebrating our city’s unique history with a particular focus on its former tram systems (yes, they existed), all of which are now apparently on an endless holiday. Join us for nostalgic rides on modern transport while spouting insightful (and dubious) theories on why trams are the ideal vehicle for good conversation. We organize weekly meet-ups to explore Toowoomba's hidden tram tracks and dream about a world where tram travel was never a thing of the past. Prepare for dry humor and pun-filled discussions as we weave historical facts into our rambles around town. It’s all fun and games until someone mentions the ‘missing tram’ of 1917, then it's just fun!

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Toowoomba Tram Timers

11/01/25 as 22:22

Mount Kingsthorpe Walk

A 500m trek and a free leg day—who's counting? Views from the summit are like a farmer's dream.

Toowoomba Tram Timers

11/01/25 as 14:18

Andy Lee

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Mount Kingsthorpe Walk

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Toowoomba Tram Timers

10/01/25 as 22:10

Taurean Ellis

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Mount Kingsthorpe Walk

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Toowoomba Tram Timers

10/01/25 as 12:18

Tristan O'Reilly

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Mount Kingsthorpe Walk

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Toowoomba Tram Timers

09/01/25 as 14:49

Tony Banks

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Toowoomba Tram Timers

11/01/25 as 06:14

Mount Kingsthorpe Walk

Weather forecast: rain with a chance of regretting your life choices while walking uphill.

Toowoomba Tram Timers

10/01/25 as 14:06

Mount Kingsthorpe Walk

Why climb mountains? For the views and the sweet relief of downhill momentum afterward.

Sophia McKenzie

Toowoomba Tram Timers

09/01/25 as 21:58

Mount Kingsthorpe Walk

Jacaranda trees make even the steepest uphill treks feel like a stroll in an art gallery.

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