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| | Picturesque Atlas - Victoria - Central District - Part 1 |
 | | The first of these routes diverges from the trunk line at Braybrook, a station lying at some distance from the village, in which the manufacture of dynamite and other explosive compounds is carried on, as is pretty plainly indicated by the gunpowder waggons which are passed on the way. |
 | | At Melton, the railway crosses the Toolera-Toolera Creek, flowing through a deep and devious hollow, the high grassy banks of which are fringed with trees. |
 | | Thenceforward the country is lightly timbered as far as Lancefield junction, where a branch line diverges to the little mining town of Lancefield, a distance of fourteen miles, the train halting at Romsey, situated in the heart of an agricultural district, and on the banks of Five Mile Creek. |
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