The railway once connected Knysna to George, carrying timber, supplies, and passengers through the forests and along the lagoon. Today, only the tracks and a few weathered reminders remain, echoing a bygone era of steam and steel.
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The Knysna–George railway line was opened in 1928 and was once famous for its scenic journey through forests and over bridges spanning rivers and lagoons.
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The line closed after severe flood damage in 2006, but remnants like the station, sidings, and rails still tell its story.