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My Scottish Scenes HOMEPAGEHOMEPAGE for all of Phil and Molly's PicsScottish Scenes - Railway Trip

1. The train from Edinburgh to Inverness


The Forth road bridge

The Firth of Forth road bridge

 

The huge tubular steel girders of the Forth railway bridge

The huge tubular steel girders of the Firth of Forth railway bridge

 

Passing through the mountains on route to Aviemore

Passing through the mountains on route to Aviemore

 

Passing through the mountains, glens and rivers on route to Aviemore

Passing through the mountains, glens and rivers on route to Aviemore

 

More mountains, glens and rivers on route to Aviemore

More mountains, glens and rivers on route to the Cairngorms and the town of Aviemore

 

Aviemore station, popular destination for skiing, walking and mountaineering in the Cairngorm National Park

Aviemore station, popular destination for skiing, walking and mountaineering in the Cairngorm National Park

 

The mountains in the Cairngorm National Park on route to Inverness

The mountains in the Cairngorms National Park on route to Inverness


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My Scottish Scenes HOMEPAGEHOMEPAGE for all of Phil and Molly's Pics

*  Scotland is traversed by some of the most scenic railway lines any tourist can undertake in the UK or even Europe?  *  Why more people, 'the tourists' on holiday, do not forsake their cars and take to the 'train line' for a day I can't explain. But, I hope these humble photographs, mostly taken through the railway carriage window, will inspire more people to make the trip on Scottish trains up through the lowlands and on to the beautiful Highland scenes and splendid views of Scotland.  *  updated Jan 15th 2008  *  EMAIL Phil Brown  *  images-photographs-pictures-photos-webshots © Dr W P Brown 2006 *

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