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Great to watch. Thanks for showing these. So rare!

That is just fabulous footage, great view of the sheer legs crane , might get to model that now.

Hope you don't mind Ian ,I've shared this with a friend up at the Strathspey Railway.

Fabulous!

Can anyone explain why there is no "share" button with this posting. Only a "send" button!!! We would have liked to share it with friends!!

Great memories, thanks for posting.

Ted McNabb

Brilliant to see

Superb

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1 month ago

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Remember I used to time leaving for school after lunch to when the “puggy “ went up to the junction!

Apparently my dad Allan and his brother Cameron Walker found a very very dead sheep one day. Being wee townies they decided to take it helpfully to the butcher's . He wasn't too pleased. ... See MoreSee Less

4 months ago

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Ali Jenkinson I know a good story about Tig, maybe Big Bill or Andy Curtis and a dead sheep. You should ask him 🤣🤣

Oh, my great uncle really should have been more grateful 😂

Sara Jarvis

Has anyone got pictures of old Crianlarch? I’ve been doing some editing on train sim and put my grandparents house on it (Laural Bank). It’s not completely correct and some poetic license has been used but If anyone who has pictures of the railway and the Main Street would be much appreciated ... See MoreSee Less

4 weeks ago

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There are a lot of photos of Crianlarich on the Killin Past and Present site

Claire Elizabeth Bowerman

www.facebook.com/groups/534436894135295/?ref=share Try this group

So pleased to be a new member of this site. I’m spending some time at Morenish Mews and would love any information or pictures of the building when it was a coach house. I am also loving Ian’s posts about local railways as my 6 year old grandson is showing lots of interest in local trains. ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

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You made it to the site, Stuart!

25 years since we sold Morenish Lodge & started work on Morenish Mews. Lots of fond memories.

Stone from the old bothy was used for the new foundations.

Great photo. Many thanks. My daughter is now the owner.

Travelled the south/east side of Loch Ness yesterday. Single track with passing places eventually arriving in Fort Augustus. Along the way we saw the sign for Killin and curiosity got the better of us. Travelled 6 miles up a very picturesque Glen to arrive at a dead end and a large mansion house. Saw a herd of deer on the way. Still think there’s only one Killin!! ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

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There is a Loch and river Killin near Fort Augustus I think.

It's near Gorthleck Garrogie was our holiday destination many years ago when we were kids with our aunt and uncle. I remember being in the mansion house.

There is, only one Killin ! and cann'ae be, only one Killin.... right?.

My Killin is in Perthshire

Only one Killin for me and that's in Perthshire.

There is also a Tyndrum on that road too!!

The Killin branch locomotive shunting at Killin junction and a train leaving the junction heading round and down Glen Ogle ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

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Brilliant! Is this your own footage? I can help make the wobbly shots of the Diesel toiling up towards Glen Ogle rock-steady if you're interested.

Wonderful to see this footage. ...but painful too😖Unbelievable shortsightedness that the railway line was closed😔😡

How on earth do you find these gems ??

Fabulous, just sublime, those BR standard tanks were the business.Handsome too.

Think we should put a collecting tin in the co-op to raise some cash to reopen the line.😄

Keep ‘em coming

Amazing footage

Henry Dey Your cycle track!

Very nostalgic. Arrived in Killin via the train when I was much younger.

I can still hear the sound of the diesel working hard as it heads towards the summit of Glen Ogle. My dad started with LMS in Killin and then went on to be the signal man at Killin Junction. In the mid 50's he headed to the bright lights of Glasgow to continue his career with BR until 1986.

When did the line close?

Amazing film, great to see, thank you for posting. Closed just after I was born, 1965. Agree it would be wonderful if it ever opened again.

Short film of the train climbing Glen Ogle to Killin junction and on to Crainlarich lower. 1963/65 ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

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Emily Fraser

Thank you for posting this.

Andrew Allan's E.R.F plant moving truck on Loch Dochartside. Great memories.

Great to see this! Thanks!

Lovely to see this. My Dad was Stationmaster at Crianlarich (Upper and Lower) from 1962-76. Obviously Lower closed mid 60s?

That's so lovely

So so good Brilliant 😀

Thank you for sharing!!

Fantastic to see

Andy Bryson, Isabelle Smith-Gorman,Jane Bryson, Jimmy Mcskimming. A blast from the past! 😍😊

Thanks for sharing Sheena 💕💕 love this xx

fantastic, thanks for sharing, first video I have ever seen of this train, only seen photos.

Fabulous, takes me right back to heading up to Killin to holiday at my grandparents in Lyon Road.

Used to join train at Luib on Mon morning- maybe 4 or 5 of us and once Roger in 3rd year at Killin School he joined at Killin Junction.

Mike Twigg

Sheena Wright Sure is wonderful to watch Sheena 🥰🥰Xx

Fair enjoyed this,I stayed at Luib.

I don't know the water up glen ogle it must be filled in now.

Wow !! This is really rare footage. Never knew Crianlarich had a lower station 🚉 either !! 😲

Brilliant 👏👏.. Val..

Amazing footage

Marvelous! Thank you!

Nice , thanks for posting it

Does anyone have any old photos or original information on the house
‘Tign-N-Fhinn’ which is situated between the Falls of Dochart Home and the National Trust buildings? ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

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Ask Colin McRae

One of my nephews was born in Tigh na Finn.

This may be of some help.

Freddy Aitchison and Joan Aitchison my mum and dad started there married life there in 1965 in the bottom flat . We lived there for six years and my younger brother norrie was born in the house as there was a terrible snow that year December 1967. I might have some pictures somewhere.

Jill Anderson’s family lived there for many years top flat.

My father heard somewhere it was built by a lawyer. The name is connected with the followers/ soldiers of Fingal.

Thank you all, this is all very interesting.

I lived there from ‘87 - ‘93. Don’t know the history. Speak to Colin Mcrae

Just finished reading Mark Bridgeman’s book on Finlarig, can anyone tell me where the gates to the castle were?🥴 ... See MoreSee Less

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