Annie in wonderland

On our recent visit to Spring Bluff Railway Station, one spot held a particular magic: the old hall. It’s a place where countless couples have left their mark over the years, their names and dates scratched into the wood in quiet tribute to their love. Each inscription is a snapshot of a moment, perhaps a proposal, an anniversary, or just a day filled with joy. These names, while technically graffiti, add a special layer of charm and history to the space. Each one is a little love letter from the past, and the hall wouldn’t be the same without them. As you wander around Spring Bluff, it’s clear that this station has character at every turn. Just beside the hall, there’s an old tank—worn and slowly succumbing to time. Although it’s collapsing, removing it would mean taking away part of the charm that makes Spring Bluff feel so unique. It’s these aging structures, with their stories etched in rust and wood, that make Spring Bluff an irreplaceable piece of history. We’re already planning