Hendon-Allora Branch Line

I was surprised to see signs of recent use, crushed vegetation on the rail head. Hendon, the junction for the now disused branch line to Allora. It has a loop siding and the triangle which provided the access to the branch. The triangle is available for use though I didn't know this when I took the photos. The museum at Warwick uses the triangle to turn its loco when they run to either of two stations a little North of here. October 2016.

The North leg of the triangle. Hendon, the junction for the now disused branch line to Allora. It has a loop siding and the triangle which provided the access to the branch. The triangle is available for use though I didn't know this when I took the photos. The museum at Warwick uses the triangle to turn its loco when they run to either of two stations a little North of here. October 2016.

The North leg of the triangle. Hendon, the junction for the now disused branch line to Allora. It has a loop siding and the triangle which provided the access to the branch. The triangle is available for use though I didn't know this when I took the photos. The museum at Warwick uses the triangle to turn its loco when they run to either of two stations a little North of here. October 2016.

Hendon, the junction for the now disused branch line to Allora. It has a loop siding and the triangle which provided the access to the branch. The triangle is available for use though I didn't know this when I took the photos. The museum at Warwick uses the triangle to turn its loco when they run to either of two stations a little North of here. October 2016.

The line near Allora. October 2016.

The line near Allora. October 2016.

The line near Allora. October 2016.