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Peter Hill said:
Unfortunately, the name "Bridal Veil" has been overdone in the Blue Mountains, with multiple references to different waterfalls. For example, Govetts Leap was also known as Bridal Veil Falls until the UN required a name change in 1976 as a requisite for World Heritage status so as to distinguish those falls from Bridal Veil Falls on Leura Creek. This photograph is indeed of Katoomba Falls - the base of the first drop to be precise - but as far as I can tell the feature has never been known as "Bridal Veil" (ref: Blue Mountains Geographical Encyclopaedia, 2018). Just to the right of where this photograph was taken, the rock base ends with a sheer drop to the ultimate base of the falls. There is now a fence and a sign prohibiting access, so all photographs now have the same vantage point: www.flickr.com/photos/51321042@N02/14769978498/in/photoli...

Bernhard Rieger said:
The 2000 Russian car was exceptionally large and, in a number of ways, resembled a Canadian Pacific Railway boxcar. It was unusually long - 43 feet - and had a carrying capacity of forty tons of grain. The knocked down cars were shipped to Vladivostock by ship from Pictou Landing. One vessel, carrying 175 cars, was torpedoed by a German submarinein the Mediterranean Sea. Eastern Car sent a supervisor to Vladivostock to oversee the assembly of the cars that was performed by Korean labour.