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#831358 09/30/2025 10:06 AM
by DaveW
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Yesterday we took the train from Doncaster to Aberdeen.

Doncaster to Edinbugh 3hrs 1min.
15 minute connect
Edinburgh to Aberdeen 2hrs 20mins.
So we traversed the Forth Bridge, (done the new road bridge a few times), and then the Tay Bridge.

Made a nice change watching the world go by.

Also the view of Durham Cathedral from the railway viaduct is spectacular.
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by BobtheTrain
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Originally Posted by JohnHarris
One of the reasons I've always had an open top car all my life, is because roof down you experience the whole journey differently from the clear view of the sky above, the wind rush, the warmth of the sun and the smells you experience from the area you are passing through always for me heightens the enjoyment of the journey
Driving through Glencoe is a completely different experience in an open-top.
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by JohnHarris
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Originally Posted by BobtheTrain
Originally Posted by JohnHarris
One of the reasons I've always had an open top car all my life, is because roof down you experience the whole journey differently from the clear view of the sky above, the wind rush, the warmth of the sun and the smells you experience from the area you are passing through always for me heightens the enjoyment of the journey
Driving through Glencoe is a completely different experience in an open-top.

Only been thru Glencoe twice , both times roof down, first time in a Morgan and more recently in Sue's SLK and without question you are certainly aware that something feels very different about it, even if you didn't know it's tragic history..
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by Hamwich
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Originally Posted by DaveW
Actually from Tyndrum we now prefer the A85, and A828 coast road, which rejoins the A82 at the bridge at South Ballachulish.

That's a great road, but if the weather's half decent I absolutely love the run across Rannoch Moor and down through Glen Coe. Have you tried the A83 from Arrochar via Inveraray? That's another nice route.
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by BobtheTrain
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Last time I passed the car park there was no van. They are STILL doing roadworks as well.
PS - It's the "Rest an' be Thankit".
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