This is Ray's third 'Scottish Journey' using pictures. This time we travel north from Carlisle via the wild and windswept Waverley route to Edinburgh, then into and out of the Kingdom of Fife via the world's first train ferrys each superseded by a notable and a notorious bridge over the Forth and the Tay respectively. The journey takes us onto the Highland Line to finish via the Strathspey and Whisky lines at Craigellachie, a former remote junction in Morayshire. All with steam traction, and many taken on Ray's c.25 visits over the border from 1963 to now. The last of Ray's trilogy of Scottish talks.
Views: 1082 | Enquiries: 0Retired Chartered Engineer who has undertaken tour management for UK worldwide rail travel company. Widely travelled, much of which is independent, around the 5 continents of the world plus Aus and NZ. Visited parts that most others haven’t e.g., North Korea, Pakistan, Eritrea, Paraguay, Syria .......
Talks are generally associated with trains (mostly nostalgic steam) the railways themselves and associated historical aspects. Most talks were planned for railway interest groups but can be tailored to audience, whether knowledgeable on rail subjects or not and using both Ray's own photo material and other sourced images.
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