A rather generous description of the Fife Circle there
Regardless of the above opinions - and bringing the discussion back on-topic - Burntisland-Kinghorn (and Aberdour-Burntisland) are the only coastal cliff sections of the current LNER route which are at anything close to sea level....all the others being on the cliff tops. My original comment was, of course, entirely humorous....unless the publicity photo was taken on board a GWR train between Kidwelly and Ferryside!
It should also say travel AT 125mph...Maybe. The actual tweet is here. It says
If I read that text, I'd certainly expect and assume that the accompanying photo would show something that you can actually see from an LNER train. That's kinda implied by the context even if it isn't stated explicitly. So the fact that it doesn't certainly strikes me as misleading, to say the least - especially since, as you correctly point out, most people won't realise that the photo is of a view that you can't see from LNER trains.
Perhaps the North East getting a share of Devon is a Brexit benefit?
No, just a new policy be the levelling up department (although they probably don’t know where either Devon or Northumberland are)