As you visit this location to seek the geocache take a moment to look to the north and then to the south. Which local village can you see from here on a clear day? As a resident of the munipality for many years I always wondered why the station was given the name it was given. A local from Mossley was once asked why the station was named Harriestsville Station. The local's response was: "They were faster than us.".
Although the railway was built in 1882 the station was not built unril 1910. If you read the full description (here comes a hint) the geocache is located on the same side of the crossing as the station was located. Alas the station has long been gone and I do not recall ever having seen the station even as a young child..
The local station was a beehive of activity, quite literally, as queen bees along with cattle and orders from two of Canada's largest merchandisers would be received along with mail service twice a day,
I do recall a freight train many years ago which suffered a minor derailment a few hundred meters to the east of the crossing. That may have been the first time I ever photographed a train