Sydney's Central  Country train concourse is in a constant state of flux, full of travellers with different ideals of a well -planned journey. Steeped in the history of personal and public historical events, people carry their history in their belongings and travel companions. It provides a base for lonely people to sit   in order to gain a sense of belonging as well as a thoroughfare for those busy commuters racing to their place of employment. At different times of day the movement is more intense all the while  providing a place of respite for the  homeless or those begging for aid. It is a platform for emotional outbursts, displays of anxiety and isolation as well as happiness and warm greetings.