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A Taste of Honey - Herb Alpert

J4214 - Two former Eastfield stablemates there, both have the tablet catcher recess applied to the locos allocated to the Scottish Region, IIRC only locos from the D8028 - D8034 batch had the apparatus installed though Great photos Jim

The Revealing Science of God (Dance of the Dawn) - Yes

Think you mean 8 is Alloa, (or did you mean the third one down Jim

No 12 is Keith Junction, photograph here http://www.gnsra.org.uk/gnsra_gallery_stations_152.htm taken looking the other way. Jim

Is the second from bottom Hellifield? Jim

The Walrus and the Carpenter - Donovan

I'm in I Believe in Father Christmas - Greg Lake

More of that please John, have you got a thread started? Jim

In a Broken Dream - Python Lee Jackson

it is Strathisla, the date on the wall was the key - 1786. There is a painting in the nearby Ugie House Hotel which shows a similar view. http://ugiehousehotel.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/strathisla-still-painting-keith.jpg Edit - Same as the one in your last post!! Jim

Dancing with Tears in My Eyes - Ultravox

Life in a Northern Town - The Dream Academy

South Bound Saurez - Led Zeppelin

Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life - The Pythons

Very unusual colour of sky, especially picture C6868, blue isn't a common shade associated with West Highland photographs, And the ground is dry - very unprototypical!!!! Great photos. Jim

I have been building an island platform building for Mavisbank, originally it was going to be based on a Lanarkshire and Dunbartonshire style building, but it has morphed into a more generic Caledonian building with no fixed prototype. So far, both end pieces were completed at the weekend so I managed to build the station up tonight. I forgot about the small windows in the Gents toilet so I need to finish that off. Need to start on the roof now. Jim

Baby Jump - Mungo Jerry

A Great Day for Freedom - Pink Floyd

Going to California - Led Zeppelin

The longest regular journeys by 1st Generation DMU in Scotland would haven been Aberdeen to Inverness, which is about 105 miles and took over two and a half hours, using class 120s. Glasgow to Stranraer is slightly less distance and was about the same time, using class 126 DMUs. There was one "fast" DMU service from Glasgow to Oban which ran via the WHL to Crianlarich prior to the Callander route closing (again about 105 miles), think that used class 101s and would have been a real marathon. Jim

The River - Bruce Springsteen

When the Tigers Broke Free - Pink Floyd

Poor Tom - Led Zeppelin (getting as common as those Liverpool Lads)

Dancing Days - Led Zeppelin again