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DavidL

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I'm going to go for Lochailort, though am not super confident. In fact, I'm preparing my next guess as I type :)
 

DavidL

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Cheers TB!

Recognised whereabouts we were in the country from the shingle and post, but as my time up there was mostly spent between Ft. William and Mallaig, I must admit, the exact station was a bit of luck and thanks to the clues :)

Anyway, here's mine - an easy one, and still continuing the ever popular Northern 156 series! Apologies if you can make out the station sign in the 156 windows - I checked, but might've missed one.
 

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Track Basher

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Don't bet on it, you're the one that started talking about station cats were you not?!
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That's Preston I think.

I knew when I said that I was going to regret it.

Today's trivia the station cat at Preston only used to have three legs. Got run over by a train.

Yes definately Platform 5 Preston (looking South)
 

DavidL

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Preston is correct - well done Matt!

TB - I'm afraid I can't find a tripedal cat in my clip-art or I've have gone back and suitably "enhanced" the picture :)
 

DavidL

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Yes definately Platform 5 Preston (looking South)

A bonus point for TB for identifying the platform correctly. Further GTS bonus points would've been given for identifying the 156 as "William Huskisson MP", and that this photo came from the same day as the (also easily guessed) Buxton shot. These £10 Northern Rail rovers are good value :)
 

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