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The Lochan na Lairige reservoir dam.
The Skye Bridge from above
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The Skye Bridge from Kyleakin
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Glen Lyon
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Meggernie Castle gatehouse, Glen Lyon
The River Lyon: one of its many small waterfalls
Creagan Turic waterfall
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Loch Voil
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Pleasant Pheasant
HBM ~ A Loch Voil Picnic spot.
The silver Falls of Dochard, Killin
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The Lochan na Lairige reservoir
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The grave of 'Rob Roy'
Glen Ogle Viaduct -traditional view
Glen Ogle Viaduct
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The Falls of Dochard, Killin
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Lawers or The Lochan na Lairige Dam
Ben Lawers Dam
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Brimham Rocks –The Idol Stone
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Loch Tay, Scottish Central Highlands
Killin and the Falls of Dochart
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HWW ~ Kyle of Lochalsh Railway station
Taken on a quite Sunday. This station acts as the main station on the Scottish Mainland for passenger traffic to the Isle of Skye. That, until a few years ago used to be from near the harbour (on the left here) via ferry to Kyleakin but nowadays all traffic goes via the big new Skye Bridge. It is also the terminus for many train specials that come from Aviemore and 'The boat of Garten' heritage station. Some of these would be pulled by steam locos.
The train is one of our Class 158 Express Sprinters–a diesel DMU (Diesel Multiple Unit). Not that most of the single track line it will travel along allows any fast speeds at all. The train shown here runs to Inverness via what is known as the 'Kyle Line' and takes approx. 2 ½ hours.
Enjoy the day.
The train is one of our Class 158 Express Sprinters–a diesel DMU (Diesel Multiple Unit). Not that most of the single track line it will travel along allows any fast speeds at all. The train shown here runs to Inverness via what is known as the 'Kyle Line' and takes approx. 2 ½ hours.
Enjoy the day.
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HWW, enjoy the week. Herb
Belated HWW. Herb
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