stony point mysteries

Ever since grabbing hold of the melbourne train route map, I've had a fascination with a place called "stony point." Stony point is at the end of the frankston to stony point line, and unlike most of the train services in Melbourne, it runs on plain ol'diesel, pumping fumes into the air every now & then.

In my mind, stony point was a small colony, housing round about 500 or so ppl, but an attraction would be the coastline... in which mangroves dwelled for miles and there were several rocks to see on... something like te atatu peninsula on the side that sees the city.

One day (being yesterday) as I sat on my bed, I decided to take a drive to stony point and investigate it further. For what mysteries lied at the end of the train tracks. I've searched it many times in Google, and what was advertised as an attraction is the ferries, train station and mangroves. It sounded a bit mundane, but I really had to see what was at the end of the traintracks.

And here it was. Stony point. Population: a few mangroves, a docking bay. Population-2. Things to do: Leave.. either by boat or train. P.S. the red dress can be worn anywhere.