Recently Visited Stations

A Wednesday afternoon visit to Cardenden station in Fife, Eastern Scotland. We arrived at 12:42 on a train from Edinburgh and took some photographs before Rudy went for a walk

A Tuesday afternoon visit to Aberdour station in Fife, Eastern Scotland. We arrived at 13:06 on a train from Edinburgh. We got our station selfie & some photos then went for a walk

A Monday afternoon visit to Dalgety Bay station in Fife, Eastern Scotland. We arrived at 12:32 on a train from Edinburgh and took some photographs before Rudy went for a walk

A Sunday afternoon visit to Cameron Bridge station. We caught the 14:00 train to Edinburgh after our walk - and after taking our station selfie of course!

A Sunday morning visit to Leven station. We arrived at 10:24 on a train from Edinburgh. We got our station selfie & some photos then went for a walk

Edinburgh Waverley is Scotland's capital city station and always busy. So busy that we'd been on more than fifty trains here before Rudy got peace & space for our "official visit" selfie!

A Thursday evening visit to Drumchapel station in Glasgow, West Central Scotland. We caught the 16:38 train to Anniesland after our walk - and after taking our station selfie of course!

A Thursday afternoon visit to Drumry station in West Dunbartonshire, West Central Scotland. We arrived at 14:03 on a train from Anniesland. We got our station selfie & some photos then went for a walk

A Thursday evening visit to Busby station in East Renfrewshire, West Central Scotland. We arrived at 16:37 on a train from East Kilbride. We got our station selfie & some photos then went for a walk

The penultimate station on the East Kilbride line is our penultimate station for today.

A Thursday afternoon visit to Thorntonhall station in South Lanarkshire, Southern Scotland. We arrived at 14:13 on a train from Glasgow Central. We got our station selfie & some photos then went for a walk

Our walk at West Calder was poorly planned in advance. I'd seen there was a little woodland & community garden that we could do a short walk around but somehow I went the complete wrong way. Never mind, once we got beyond both local schools we found plenty of paths along and around the Harwood Water. A wee burn that meanders along next to the railway and an unnamed woodland - it's surprising it wasn't the actual plan! 😅