ValleyLines142
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We next board the 1627 ScotRail service 2G06 to South Gyle, arriving there at 1655 on Saturday.
Sunday.We next take the 2358 ScotRail service to Larbert, arriving there at 0021 on Saturday.
That's because it was 2330 on a Saturday evening - I'm not quite sure what you were hoping to catch....Attempts to escape from the heavily populated central belt of Scotland and move to the more rural western, eastern and northern parts of Scotland seemed doomed to failure.....![]()
It was just an observation in general terms, remembering past years on the first and second incarnations of the particular quiz. Is Sunday (the next day after your time and day shown above) still a day when travel is frowned upon by the religious adherents of the Sabbeth in certain parts of Scotland?That's because it was 2330 on a Saturday evening - I'm not quite sure what you were hoping to catch....
No? It's just there were not many other services available based on how late in the day it was. It's like arriving at Dover Priory at midnight expecting there to be a service to Penzance.It was just an observation in general terms, remembering past years on the first and second incarnations of the particular quiz. Is Sunday (the next day after your time and day shown above) still a day when travel is frowned upon by the religious adherents of the Sabbeth in certain parts of Scotland?
Leaving the station, we take the nine minute/0.4 mile walk to the Ashfield Road stop where we board the 1955 First Glasgow service 60A to Parkhead (East Wellington Street), arriving there at 2100 on Sunday.We next take the 1820 ScotRail service to Milngavie, arriving there at 1900 on Sunday.