Another railway station, and another one of those old style ones as well. Okay, it is pretty much…read morelacking any facilities, but then again it doesn't happen to be one of those premium stations. There is a walkway over the tracks, but it is one of those old wooden ones which means that it really isn't all that mobility friendly. The station building itself is nice, particularly due to it's old style, but functionally, not really all that much.

This station is really only used for a tourist train these days, which is a shame because it would…read morehave been really nice to still be able to catch trains from the city out here. It would make the trek out here so much more convenient. Anyway, at least the station is still standing, and is in use, and it is a rather nice looking station as well, and you can also wander around it when the trains aren't in operation. Mind you, one interesting thing that I have noticed is that there does seem to be some rusting railway carriages here as well, which is somewhat interested. However, in the end, I would like this route opened up again.

This station is basically more functional than aesthetically pleasing, though honestly, I do prefer…read morestations to be aesthetically pleasing, but then again what I tend to like with railway stations is the fact that they are old, and this is clearly not one of those stations. Still, it is staffed, and it does have a toilet, though unfortunately the toilet is only on one side of the station, and it is a bit of a hike to get to it from the other side.

One of the busier manned stations on the South Morang line. With Preston market opposite and the…read morelocal tafe nearby it does get quite hectic during peak hours.

Well, I'm not entirely sure whether a railway station made entirely of wood could compare to those…read moreolder stations made entirely of stone, but still, this place was actually rather nice, and I don't think that it is going to end up being knocked down either. Okay, don't expect any facilities here, but it is reasonably close to a rather cool part of High street. Despite its lack of facilities, I still quite like this station.

I really like Thornbury Station - it has good shelters, save electricity and the trains are easy to…read moreget on an off the trains. And a bakery a primary school an a 7eleven near by! Bonas people new miki Machine and train schedule machine!!!!!

Well, this station wasn't all that appealing, though it does happen to be one of the newer stations…read moreon the network. Well, newer in the sense that it does feel like it was built in the 60s. However, it is pretty close to the shops and there also happens to be a bus interchange here, which is actually quite useful. Sure, it isn't one of the fanciest stations out there, but it is practical, which I suspect was the point of it all.

I wouldn't consider this station to be all that aesthetic, but then again, that certainly has a lot…read moreto do with it being one of those station that happened to have appeared on the scene when railway stations were more about function as opposed to form. The other thing was that this place wasn't staffed all that much, yet, the thing is that it still have facilities which I could use, so it certainly gets points for that.

Well, this station is probably not one that most people would put on their must visit list, unless…read moreof course you like trains because there is a train museum nearby. There isn't even all that much in the way of facilities here, though I still quite liked it, particularly since it was one of those older stations that still has the charm that many of those older stations happen to have. Okay, it is a railway station, but I still liked it.

This was a rather nice old station, like many of the stations that happen to be located around the…read moreinner city. Mind you, I rarely catch the train from here, namely because I generally stay on the train until we get to the next station along. However, as a station this one does happen to be quite nice, and well used as well. The trains through here are reasonably regular as well, which is pretty cool. Oh, and it is also a pretty short walk to Chapel Street.