The management of railways is inexplicable. Do the railways serve society or is it the other way about?
Even fences which delineate boundaries and ownership raise similar philosophical questions.

The philosophical fence conundrum may depend on whether you are inside or outside the fence. The enclosures in 17th century England cut the people off from the common land, but enabled the landowners to become much richer and more powerful. Your view of this would depend largely on where you stood on the class divide. Similarly in my country, indigenous Australians held land to be common but then the invaders came and built their pastoral empires in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Again, one’s attitude to this is dependent largely on one’s race. In both cases we have to live with the consequences of these fences today.

On the other hand, the fence between my property and my neighbour is a mutual thing where we both benefit.

Lawks, what pretentious nonsense!

HFF and a great weekend, John!

hFF and best wishes for the weekend

Happy FF and enjoy your weekend.

Gotcha'.. on the info'.. thanks O.O..... have a fine weekend - keep well and a HFF from Dj.

HFF, John!

very wel shown. HFF

HFF…lovely sense of true Aussie semi-abandonment here…

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Same station different place, very sad to see these not used at least for some thing, HFF Don't get blown away or washed away enjoy the time indoors.

Looks typical of your wild and empty country. Well done.

HFF, enjoy the weekend.

A nice station building, I hope it is being put to good use,
Excellent capture Old Owl HFF and a good weekend.

Aw gee, I was all set to book a train ticket there until I read your notes. :-( A great shot, Old Owl. HFF and have a great weekend.

Good title and an excellent capture Old Owl. A shame the building can't be used for something else for the rest of the year.

HFF and have a good weekend

Belated HFF, have a good weekend