Scotrail meets Scotrail on the first part of the Forth Bridge (2523m long) over the Firth of Forth

Local train leaves the station Dalmeny and runs toward the world famous Forth Bridge

A ScotRail service readies to depart platform 1 at Edinburgh Waverly station for Milngavie via Glasgow.

16.05 Mallaig - Glasgow Queen St stops at Corrour

A Scotrail service from Edinburgh to Cowdenbeath has just crossed the Forth Bridge and is about to call at North Queensferry station.

A DMU departs Glenfinnan, heading for Fort William. Normally a cross happens here, but the Mallaig train was cancelled.

A DMU crosses the Forth Bridge, seen from the north bank. The bridge opened to traffic in 1890, and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A 2 car Class 158 runs through North Queensferry, shortly after crossing the Forth Bridge.

The skyline of North Queensferry is dominated by the mighty Forth Bridge. Scotrail traffic consists mostly of regular DMU operated trains however each morning and evening two loco hauled trains op... (more)

The regional train linking Mallaig to Glasgow is running the remote Rannoch Moor.

Commuters waiting for a train home line one of the platforms at Edinburgh Waverley station,as a Scotrail service departs from another part of the station.

The 1902 built North British Hotel (now sadly known as The Balmoral) and Calton Hill,with the Nelson Monument,dominate the skyline at Edinburgh Waverley station,as a Scotrail service arrives on a ... (more)

To coincide with the July 2015 designation of the landmark Forth Bridge as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, here is a more unusual vantage point of this much photographed steel span. A ScotRail Class... (more)