We travel with Lorraine and John by train from the central coast to the south coast ( in relation to Sydney) village of Scarborough, for lunch at the Scarborough Hotel, built in 1886.
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| Crossing the Hawkesbury River. |
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| Passing Sandbrook Inlet at Brooklyn. |
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| Going to the central coast for lunch? |
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| Stanwell Park Beach. |
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| Coalcliff coal works. |
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| The train leaves us at Scarborough. |
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| Now where do we go? |
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| Table with a view. |
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| Looking north east. We saw what we thought could be whales way out. |
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| Looking south to Port Kembla. |
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| Passing entertainment. |
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| Number 443. |
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| With full bellies we waddle off back to the train station. |
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| Station with a sea view. |
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| Stanwell Tops and the Royal National Park. |
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| It's rush, hurry, rush at central, only 57 seconds to catch our connecting train. |
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| People have gone to a lot of trouble to make the trip as colourful as possible. |
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| The sun sets as we cross the Hawkesbury on the way home. |
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| Two Brush Turkeys settle-in for the night across the road as we reach home. |
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