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Queens Park diversion?
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according to the scot-rail.co.uk group there were 37s round the circle around that time. not sure why
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The BLS tour to Hunterston ex-Bo'ness (with 2 x 37s) would have been passing Queen's Park (Glasgow) around then, I assume it was that.
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Queen's Park isn't that bad (compared to Govan, Shettleston etc) for that sort of thing you know 
Indeed I always had nearby Maxwell Park down as being one of the better suburbs.
If you are serious about the services though, I always thought that the 0426 Glasgow Central-Euston is booked that way, but it looks like it isn't
Indeed I always had nearby Maxwell Park down as being one of the better suburbs.If you are serious about the services though, I always thought that the 0426 Glasgow Central-Euston is booked that way, but it looks like it isn't
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Queen's Park isn't that bad (compared to Govan, Shettleston etc) for that sort of thing you know
If you are serious about the services though, I always thought that the 0426 Glasgow Central-Euston is booked that way, but it looks like it isn't
Govanhill is rough and ready , very authentic
I've been through Queens Park on a XC voyager while back . You do get diversions now again.
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Sorry, just to clear up, the 0426 Glasgow Central-Euston is booked via both Queens Park and Bellshill on a Saturday only.
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