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A not-so-old Beaurepaires car service centre, built using the tilt-up slab system, undergoing demolition on the corner of Westall Road and Osborne Avenue in August 2014. It had remained vacant for some months before demolition.
The chain was founded in 1922 by Sir Frank Beaurepaire, an Australian swimmer in the early 20th century. He went on to serve as Lord Mayor of Melbourne and in the Victorian Legislative Assembly and was a key delegate sent to London to win for Melbourne the right to host the 1956 Olympic Games. He died of a heart attack before the Games were took place.
1470M-1471M on the remaining section of the former Springvale Cemetery line with a Rail Tourist Association Tait Suburban tour, Sat. 14 Dec. 1985.
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
The three remaining overhead structures for the former Springvale Cemetery line standing along Sandown Road as of July 2013.
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
Two of the cantilever overhead structures from the former Springvale Cemetery branch - later siding - cut down to make way for major civil works to the north of the existing lines.
Pipis in XO sauce with Chinese doughnuts AUD12+2.80 - Tan Lac Vien, Springvale. Just like it used to be. The sauce was rich and spicy, perfect for mopping up with fresh and crunchy Chinese doughnuts.
新乐园 Tan Lac Vien
(03) 9546 5555
Shop 2/ 310 Springvale Rd
Springvale VIC 3171
Reviews:
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
The additional Myki readers installed on the DOWN platform not-so-long ago once again closed as it is once again reduced to a single entrance.
Old station building on UP platform awaiting demolition after the transfer of services to the new lower level station in April 2014. By this time the DOWN platform had already been removed due to its close proximity to the new station building. Track and overhead on the old alignment had been removed, with the exception of tracks in the bitumen crossing Springvale Road.
Remaining overhead structures from Springvale Cemetery Line which operated from DOWN side of Springvale Station between 1904 and 1947 (the line was officially booked out in 1951 several months after removal of the overhead). The line was removed and the 'new' Sandown Racecourse obliterated the former right of way. A short section remained for many years serving as a siding for Springvale station and for the nearby Rocla plant when it was operating.
In recent years it was booked out of use before being dismantled to allow construction for a new substation as part of the Westall upgrade project.
Quite a few Caucasians/Anglos at Hoa Tran this evening. Lunch time seems more Asian.
和珍 Hoa Tran Restaurant
(03) 9547 7879
246a Springvale Rd
Springvale VIC 3171
New large Bunnings Warehouse under construction between Princes Highway and Centre road, located close to the busy Springvale Junction. This site is located close to the Sandown Bunnings Warehouse, which has traded since the mid 1990's
Note that unlike older Bunnings Warehouses, this building is constructed using tilt-up concrete slabs to the full height of the building. Previously they had tilt up part was, with dark green Colorbond cladding the remainder of the way up.
A not-so-old Beaurepaires car service centre, built using the tilt-up slab system, undergoing demolition on the corner of Westall Road and Osborne Avenue in August 2014. It had remained vacant for some months before demolition.
The chain was founded in 1922 by Sir Frank Beaurepaire, an Australian swimmer in the early 20th century. He went on to serve as Lord Mayor of Melbourne and in the Victorian Legislative Assembly and was a key delegate sent to London to win for Melbourne the right to host the 1956 Olympic Games. He died of a heart attack before the Games were took place.
New large Bunnings Warehouse under construction between Princes Highway and Centre road, located close to the busy Springvale Junction. This site is located close to the Sandown Bunnings Warehouse, which has traded since the mid 1990's
Note that unlike older Bunnings Warehouses, this building is constructed using tilt-up concrete slabs to the full height of the building. Previously they had tilt up part was, with dark green Colorbond cladding the remainder of the way up.
New large Bunnings Warehouse under construction between Princes Highway and Centre road, located close to the busy Springvale Junction. This site is located close to the Sandown Bunnings Warehouse, which has traded since the mid 1990's
Note that unlike older Bunnings Warehouses, this building is constructed using tilt-up concrete slabs to the full height of the building. Previously they had tilt up part was, with dark green Colorbond cladding the remainder of the way up.
This is part of the GKN administrative buildings, now on Springvale Industrial Estate. After the closure of GKN it was taken over by Torfaen County Borough Council as a training centre. The bridge span by the Half Way in Old Cwmbran used to be mounted outside this block, which was the GKN Personnel Office. It was to here I came when in the Sixth Form, for a summer job in "The Malleable" (Precision Forgings).
A not-so-old Beaurepaires car service centre, built using the tilt-up slab system, undergoing demolition on the corner of Westall Road and Osborne Avenue in August 2014. It had remained vacant for some months before demolition.
The chain was founded in 1922 by Sir Frank Beaurepaire, an Australian swimmer in the early 20th century. He went on to serve as Lord Mayor of Melbourne and in the Victorian Legislative Assembly and was a key delegate sent to London to win for Melbourne the right to host the 1956 Olympic Games. He died of a heart attack before the Games were took place.
Progress of works in February 2014 for the removal of the level crossing at Springvale. The bridge deck is complete and the new depressed line is being excavated and the new station is under construction, immediately to the north of the old one.
Works are to be completed during 2014.
Progress of works in February 2014 for the removal of the level crossing at Springvale. The bridge deck is complete and the new depressed line is being excavated and the new station is under construction, immediately to the north of the old one.
Works are to be completed during 2014.
Originally Eagle Durasig Signals, they were replaced with LED in 2011. A number of modifications have been made over the years, including modifications of the left turn slip lanes to enable drivers to more easily see traffic from the right, and the addition of right turn lanes.
More recently bus priority signals were added and a third right turn lane from Cheltenham Road (east) to Springvale Road (north).
Remaining overhead structures from Springvale Cemetery Line which operated from DOWN side of Springvale Station between 1904 and 1947 (the line was officially booked out in 1951 several months after removal of the overhead). The line was removed and the 'new' Sandown Racecourse obliterated the former right of way. A short section remained for many years serving as a siding for Springvale station and for the nearby Rocla plant when it was operating.
In recent years it was booked out of use before being dismantled to allow construction for a new substation as part of the Westall upgrade project.
白菜粉条 Pintoza Basai Kormisi Chinese Cabbage with Mung Bean Vermicelli AUD10
No complaints about bland vegies here!
Dolan Uyghur Restaurant 刀郎新疆美食
(03) 9546 0698
10 Queens Ave, Springvale VIC 3171
Reviews:
- Dolan Uyghur Restaurant - UrbanSpoon
- Dolan Uyghur Restaurant - Zabihah Halal Eating Guide Halal authenticity: Unverified
At IKEA Springvale. They have free disposable plastic-backed paper bibs, baby chairs, baby plates and bowls, and even a microwave to reheat food!
IKEA Springvale
917 Princes Highway
Springvale VIC 3171
03 8523 2154
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
Work site in south western corner of Sandown Racecourse. A temporary haul road has been constructed along the rail line to here for trucks used for the project.
Parking Tickets 24 hours - 7 Days A Week! Ridiculous given that it was 7pm and none of the lights in the car park were turned on! The car park in question was the first floor car park in the Springvale Market, where the IGA is.
Last day of trains using the level crossing - Wednesday April 16 2014. Over the Easter long weekend the line was closed to allow works to connect the new lowered line under Springvale Road. For the final few days trains were stopping at the UP platform only with a bus connecting to Sandown Park for the DOWN service.
The following day track and overhead were being removed from the old line making way for the connections to the new line.
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
Overview of works from Sandown Road. The gum trees surrounding the station have been cut down and the school crossing in the foreground is out of use.
An Loi Deli & Marinade Food
(03) 9548 3768
Shop 4 / 46 Buckingham Ave, Springvale VIC 3171
"An Loi Deli & Marinade Food" "An Loi Deli"
"fish cake" 鱼饼 肉饼 鱼蛋 鱼丸
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
New large Bunnings Warehouse under construction between Princes Highway and Centre road, located close to the busy Springvale Junction. This site is located close to the Sandown Bunnings Warehouse, which has traded since the mid 1990's
Note that unlike older Bunnings Warehouses, this building is constructed using tilt-up concrete slabs to the full height of the building. Previously they had tilt up part was, with dark green Colorbond cladding the remainder of the way up.
Progress of works in February 2014 for the removal of the level crossing at Springvale. The bridge deck is complete and the new depressed line is being excavated and the new station is under construction, immediately to the north of the old one.
Works are to be completed during 2014.
Celebrations for Cambodian New Year (បុណ្យចូលឆ្នាំថ្មី) at Wat Buddharangsi in the Melbourne suburb of Springvale, Victoria, Australia.
Read more on my blog.
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
Overview of works from Sandown Road.
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
Looking in DOWN direction at the two drilling rigs boring holes for soldier piles which will form the northern wall of the relocated line and station.
The 盐走地炬鸡 "Walking Chicken" was a delicious salt-baked free-range chicken with a tasty firm flesh, smooth and chewy skin and strong bones. Full of tasty chicken flavour, even if the flesh is bordering on tough. The splash of 玫瑰露酒 rose wine before serving added a nice mellow flavour.
新乐园 Tan Lac Vien
(03) 9546 5555
Shop 2/ 310 Springvale Rd
Springvale VIC 3171
Reviews:
i left my Nikon D60 at home :(
Prices seemed to have gone up slightly since our last visit 6 months ago.
Dolan Uyghur Restaurant 刀郎新疆美食
(03) 9546 0698
10 Queens Ave, Springvale VIC 3171
Reviews:
- Dolan Uyghur Restaurant - UrbanSpoon
- Dolan Uyghur Restaurant - Zabihah Halal Eating Guide Halal authenticity: Unverified
Last day of trains using the level crossing - Wednesday April 16 2014. Over the Easter long weekend the line was closed to allow works to connect the new lowered line under Springvale Road. For the final few days trains were stopping at the UP platform only with a bus connecting to Sandown Park for the DOWN service.
The following day track and overhead were being removed from the old line making way for the connections to the new line.
Last day of trains using the level crossing - Wednesday April 16 2014. Over the Easter long weekend the line was closed to allow works to connect the new lowered line under Springvale Road. For the final few days trains were stopping at the UP platform only with a bus connecting to Sandown Park for the DOWN service.
The following day track and overhead were being removed from the old line making way for the connections to the new line.
Last day of trains using the level crossing - Wednesday April 16 2014. Over the Easter long weekend the line was closed to allow works to connect the new lowered line under Springvale Road. For the final few days trains were stopping at the UP platform only with a bus connecting to Sandown Park for the DOWN service.
The following day track and overhead were being removed from the old line making way for the connections to the new line.
plus hot Vietnamese coffee for only AUD8 total - Cafe Thu Thu, Springvale. A steaming bowl of congee filled with a prawn, meatloaf, a slice of pork intestine filled with pork, lemongrass and black pepper, and bits of deliciously rubbery chicken heart and crunchy pork fallopian tubes. Oh and a quail egg and beansprouts for good measure! Don't forget the crunchy Chinese doughnuts on top :)
At first I couldn’t understand why I had such a good view of the old GKN administration building; then I realised the trees have been cleared.
A not-so-old Beaurepaires car service centre, built using the tilt-up slab system, undergoing demolition on the corner of Westall Road and Osborne Avenue in August 2014. It had remained vacant for some months before demolition.
The chain was founded in 1922 by Sir Frank Beaurepaire, an Australian swimmer in the early 20th century. He went on to serve as Lord Mayor of Melbourne and in the Victorian Legislative Assembly and was a key delegate sent to London to win for Melbourne the right to host the 1956 Olympic Games. He died of a heart attack before the Games were took place.
Close up of overhead mast at Police Road approach to intersection. All of the 1980's signal heads were replaced with Aldridge LED ones in 2011.
The Falcon Insurance Beacon League Cup Final proper grassroots football and a cracking match very well officiated
Hu Tieu Nam Vang 金边粉 AUD8.50 - Dao Vien 桃园, Springvale. Topped with tender sliced pork shoulder, liver, heart, intestines and blood jelly and golden nuggets of rendered cubes of pork fat, prawn, and a prawn cracker, made for a great dish, even if the noodles were a bit overcooked. The soft noodles were perfect for Isaac though!
Dao Vien Restaurant
03 9546 6564
22 Buckingham Ave, Springvale, VIC 3171
Reviews:
A not-so-old Beaurepaires car service centre, built using the tilt-up slab system, undergoing demolition on the corner of Westall Road and Osborne Avenue in August 2014. It had remained vacant for some months before demolition.
The chain was founded in 1922 by Sir Frank Beaurepaire, an Australian swimmer in the early 20th century. He went on to serve as Lord Mayor of Melbourne and in the Victorian Legislative Assembly and was a key delegate sent to London to win for Melbourne the right to host the 1956 Olympic Games. He died of a heart attack before the Games were took place.
Progress of works to remove level crossing on Springvale Road in Springvale as of late July 2013. Service relocations have been completed and major civil works are underway to construct a new rail cutting and station immediately to the north of the existing lines.
The works are designed to keep the old line and station open as long as possible before shifting to the new line under Springvale Road. The car park to the north of the station has been closed to make way for the work site with additional car parking provided at nearby Sandown Park station.
A truck load of reinforcement cages being delivered to site. These will be lowered into the soldier piles which will form the walls of the cutting for the new line and station site.