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July 2019

July 2019 At A Glance
Rudy on our walk at Brunstane.
Rudy on our walk at Carnoustie.
Rudy in July 2019
1 New Stations ✓
3 New Places Explored 5 Day Trips by Rail 14 Train Journeys

Looking back on July 2019, Rudy enjoyed five day trips by train and visited one new stations. Along the way we caught 14 trains and used 2 buses.

3rd July 2019

Day Trip: Wednesday, 3rd Jul 19
No Photos for 3rd Jul 2019

Rudy caught one train this Wednesday afternoon. We travellled from Glasgow Queen Street to Anniesland.

4th July 2019

Day Trip: Thursday, 4th Jul 19
No Photos for 4th Jul 2019

Rudy caught three trains this afternoon, travelling from Maryhill to Anniesland, Partick and Charing Cross (Glasgow).

14th July 2019

Day Trip: Sunday, 14th Jul 19
Rudy on a bus between Maryhill and City Centre.
At Brunstane.
Rudy onboard 170395 at Brunstane.
Day Trip Photos

Rudy had a very busy day, catching four trains and two buses this afternoon.

Brunstane ✓
Station 34 14th July 2019

A Sunday afternoon visit to Brunstane station in Edinburgh, Eastern Scotland. We arrived at 12:18 on a train from Edinburgh. We got our station selfie & some photos then went for a walk
Rudy at Brunstane Station.
14th July 2019

Brunstane Burn
Rudy on our walk at Brunstane.

The walk along Brunstane Burn starts just across the road from Brunstane. Its a solid path which ducks under the East Coast Mainline at one point and ends at the Joppa Shore on the southern edge of Portobello.
14th July 2019

Portobello Beach
Rudy on our walk at Brunstane.

An afternoon walk at Brunstane train station.
14th July 2019

Lunch at The Esplanade Bar & Restaurant
Rudy on our walk at Brunstane.

An afternoon visit at Portobello.
16th July 2019

Day Trip: Tuesday, 16th Jul 19
Rudy on a train between Glasgow Queen Street and Carnoustie.
Carnoustie Station.
Rudy at Carnoustie Station.
Day Trip Photos

Rudy caught three trains this evening, travelling from Glasgow Queen Street to Carnoustie, Arbroath and Aberdeen.

16th July 2019

Break of Journey (Carnoustie)
Rudy on our walk at Carnoustie.

Travelling from Glasgow to Aberdeen by train only takes two & a half or three hours. It also goes past the Angus coastal beaches where stopping off for an hour to eat a picnic dinner by the sea is an option. Bonus rock-pooling time at Carnoustie f
25th July 2019

Day Trip: Thursday, 25th Jul 19
Rudy on a train between Aberdeen and Glasgow Queen Street.
Day Trip Photos

Rudy caught three trains this morning, travelling from Aberdeen to Glasgow Queen Street, Anniesland and Maryhill.