Recently Visited Stations

Trains from Springburn can get you to both the high level and low level of Queen St. We chose the shorter journey time, high-level, option.

An overcast afternoon was fine for a ten minute train slightly north and slightly east from Glasgow city centre.

A fine February afternoon in Stirling gave us the chance to spend all afternoon exploring the city.

Dalmarnock was closed for almost a year before the 2014 Commonwealth Games to undergo improvement works but by the time we visited five years later it had a rather damp & dingy feel.

It was a chilly afternoon when we first visited Portlethen but that didn't worry us because Rudy was going to run around to keep warm before our train back home. We missed that train and had to resort to jumpers & blankets at the station waiting for the next one!

A Friday afternoon visit to Larbert station in Falkirk, Eastern Scotland. We arrived at 13:51 on a train from Glasgow Queen Street and took some photographs before Rudy went for a walk

A Monday afternoon visit to Branchton station in Inverclyde, West Central Scotland. We arrived at 13:08 on a train from I.B.M.. We got our station selfie & some photos then went for a walk

A Monday afternoon visit to IBM Halt station. We arrived at 12:37 on a train from Glasgow Central and took some photographs before Rudy went for a walk

A Monday afternoon visit to Ashfield station in Glasgow, West Central Scotland. We arrived at 12:34 on a train from Maryhill and took some photographs before Rudy went for a walk

A Wednesday afternoon visit to Hyndland station in Glasgow, West Central Scotland. We arrived at 13:42 on a train from Anniesland. We got our station selfie & some photos then went for a walk

A Monday afternoon visit to Haymarket station in Edinburgh, Eastern Scotland. We arrived at 14:34 on a train from Edinburgh. We got our station selfie & some photos then went for a walk

A Saturday evening visit to Dumbarton Central station in West Dunbartonshire, West Central Scotland. We caught the 16:11 train to Partick after our walk - and after taking our station selfie of course!