Three generations of family work on historic Tasmanian trains

  • 2 years ago
The Goss family have been at the heart of Tasmania's Don River railway line for three generations. Des Goss, who's in his 80s, still hand paints locomotives and continues to work the steam trains with his son Grant and grandson Matt.

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