Well, this is basically the railway station at the end of the South Morang Line. There probably…read moreisn't all that much that one can actually say about a railway station, especially since all you generally do here is get on, or get off, a train (though if you are young you might end up hanging around with your friends, and then getting chased off by a security guard). Okay, it is a little more than just a railway station as it also has a bus station, and a snackbar (though it isn't one of those trendy inner-city type places so don't expect rip-roaringly good coffee that you might find at, say, Northcote). Also the Plenty Valley Shopping centre is also a short walk from the station as well (not that I go there all that much). Oh, they also have ticket gates so much sure that your Myki Card has been touched on or you may find yourself in a bit of a pickle.

The fact that I come here almost on a daily basis means that I probably know this station like the…read moreback of my hand. There isn't much in the way of carparking, but it is quite accessible, and the trains are reasonably regular. Mind you, I feel that there could be a second entrance, and since it has been sunk into the ground, they certainly could build over it to allow for that (my pet peeve is that there is usually only one entrance to Melbourne railway stations. Still, it is a pretty good station that is very convenient.

This station, well, sort of no longer exists. Okay, the railway corridor is still here, but the…read morearea is pretty overgrown. The railway line used to terminate here ages ago, and it seems that maybe the line is slowly making its way back here, but these days there is really nothing here. Okay, not quite because the old shed is still standing, though it is in a pretty bad condition, and you can still wander around here, though as I mentioned it does happen to be pretty overgrown.