Riding Scotland’s most remote railway

posted by Jason Barrett on May 11

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Riding Scotland’s most remote railway Published on May 11th, 2008 Posted by Eideard in General 2 Comments On first encounter with the Far North railway service between Wick and Inverness, you are inclined to rub your eyes in disbelief. You may be fishing (as I was) or bird-watching or tramping; anyway, doing something solitary in one of the emptiest corners of the land. Then out of the emptiness rattles a train. Where, you wonder, has it come from? Where can it be going? I’ve traveled this
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