Remains Of A Railway
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Remains Of A Railway
Image: © Martin Addison Taken: 6 May 2011
Looking along the embankment of the Crieff to Balquhidder line. It is surprising that over the 40 years or so since the tracks were lifted the colonisation of the track bed by trees is not more dense though it's interesting to note that trees were planted to screen the line during its construction due to complaints from local landowners! From the width of the embankment, the line must have been single track.
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Image Location
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56.374018
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-3.870132