Talk:Willunga railway line, Adelaide

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[edit] Willunga railway line and Coast to Vines rail trail

I don't think these two articles should be merged, even though they cover some of the same ground (literally). The railway article has (or should have) a railway history focus whereas the Coast to Vines trail is a cycling route which follows much, but not all (eg through McLaren Vale), of the old railway line. Shortshadow (talk) 13:33, 4 April 2008 (UTC)