The 3.30 Corrour to Roy Bridge

What a great day out and just so unusual to take a train to a walking destination. No cars here - other than for estate workers who are allowed to use the estate track roads.

[haskar]

What a beautiful wasteland.Lovely tones and leading lines.

[Maggiemae]

No trees to see - just bare and wild hills. Its kind of beautiful!

[Kathy]

Was this the destination station or the one you started from. It is peculiar to see no cars and not even a station.

[Phil Howcroft]

just a fabulous remote railway station , I assume this is the return leg of your trip , imagine if you missed the train !

[Corinne C]

You reached the end:-)

[Tunia McClure]

I love going along on your adventures

[Shutterbug]

That is an unusual opportunity. It must feel wield to get dropped off in the middle of nowhere.

[Gosia]

Looks so remote

[Diana]

A great shot of a very unusual scene. I like what Debbie said about being dropped off in the middle of nowhere. I hope it is a regular train service and not just one a day ;-)

[eDorre]

What an intriguing view.

[John Falconer]

Love the boots??

[Boxplayer]

Trains are the best if one still has them. Excellent station location view. @johnfalconer maybe they are gaiters?

[Issi Bannerman]

@randystreat This is both start and finish of the walk.

[Issi Bannerman]

@phil_howcroft Yes, only 2 trains a day out this way (main line between Fort William and Glasgow). If we'd missed the 3.30, the next (and last) one was at 9.30pm!

[Christina]

Great shot - such an isolated station

[Issi Bannerman]

@johnfalconer Ha ha ... regular walking boots, with black knee high gaiters, and then hubby has black patches on the knees of his walking trousers - all giving the impression of thigh high boots! Funny how I never noticed that though!

[Issi Bannerman]

@boxplayer You got it! It does look like weird thigh high boots though!

[Valerie Chesney]

Wide open spaces here..

[Phil Howcroft]

@jamibann Wow , a timetable like that focuses the brain not to be late for the train !!!