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Today's historic photo of the day: A British Rail train from Kyle of Lochalsh bound for Inverness, hauled by diesel locomotive 37421, with what appears to be a peat fire on the hills near Achnasheen, Scotland, UK, April 28 1988. The Kyle of Lochalsh railway travels across Scotland from Inverness through the highlands to Kyle of Lochalsh on the west coast. Achnasheen is about half way across in the heart of the highlands. Today, this railway continues to serve the locals and travellers alike. It is a highly scenic trip that is a 'must' when in the UK. Today, this line is served by modern diesel multiple unit trains. Unlike today, back in 1988, trains were loco-hauled and the carriages had opening windows through which travellers could stick their head out the windows and take in the scenery. It certainly made photography easier too!
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BR diesel 37421 loco on a Kyle of Lochalsh train at Achnasheen, Scotland, 1988.
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