Rail Geelong

Lara: Blue and white bunting separates the siding at Lara from the parallel standard gauge main line

Camperdown: Church Street level crossing

Apex Quarry, North Shore: Excavators at work sorting the ballast at the former asphalt plant

Lara: Extended car park on the south-eastern side of Lara station

Terang: Former Simpson Street level crossing in Terang

Replaced by an upgraded pedestrian crossing, motorists have been redirected ~200 metres to a neighbouring crossing

Terang: Former Simpson Street level crossing in Terang

Replaced by an upgraded pedestrian crossing, motorists have been redirected ~200 metres to a neighbouring crossing

Terang: Former Simpson Street level crossing in Terang

Replaced by an upgraded pedestrian crossing, motorists have been redirected ~200 metres to a neighbouring crossing

Camperdown: Key switches to control the signals at Camperdown

Terang: Looking down the line to the station and siding

Westvic Siding: Looking past the end of the line at Westvic

The tracks across the Rooneys Road level crossing have been removed, track baulks at the down end of the container terminal

Terang: Looking south over the Seymour Street level crossing

Note the 'Boom Gates for Rail Crossings' sign, but no boom gates!

Terang: Looking south over the Shadforth Street level crossing

Warncourt: Looking south towards the Princes Highway level crossing

Duplication works well underway, with two new carriageways to be built on the eastern side of the existing road

Warrnambool: Luggage room at Warrnambool station

Camperdown: Never used Myki reader post on the platform at Camperdown

Originally Myki was going to be rolled out to the entire V/Line network, with civil works done at stations. But there was a change of government in 2010 and incoming premier Ted Baillieu decided to cut the scope of the V/Line rollout to just the commuter belt around Melbourne.

Camperdown: Never used Myki reader post on the platform at Camperdown

Originally Myki was going to be rolled out to the entire V/Line network, with civil works done at stations. But there was a change of government in 2010 and incoming premier Ted Baillieu decided to cut the scope of the V/Line rollout to just the commuter belt around Melbourne.

Warrnambool: Never used Myki reader post on the platform at Warrnambool

Originally Myki was going to be rolled out to the entire V/Line network, with civil works done at stations. But there was a change of government in 2010 and incoming premier Ted Baillieu decided to cut the scope of the V/Line rollout to just the commuter belt around Melbourne.

Camperdown: Nonsensical arrangement of movable pedestrian gates at the Church Street level crossing