Bundy's Last Great Adventure

BUNDY'S LAST GREAT ADVENTURE follows the final journey out of retirement of a 2-foot gauge locomotive (collectively known as 'Puffing Billys') from its current home at the Australian Narrow Gauge Railway Museum in Woodford, to the banks of the the Daintree River north of Mossman in Far North Queensland, Australia. Shot in stunningly beautiful countryside in tropical North Queensland, 'Bundy' is a small, cantankerous steam locomotive, which was built in 1951 in the Bundaberg Foundry, and served as a 'sugar-train', hauling cane from farm to mill.