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I know that I’ve neglected this here blog for a while, a combination of not doing much and just general laziness. I do have some good news though, faithful reader (there must be at least one faithful reader, right?)

Continuing in my attempt to ride all of Scotland’s railway lines, and thanks to having a bit of cash and lots of free time, I’ve decided to visit Wick on Thursday. Visit is perhaps overstating it. It’s nearly 8 hours each way, for an hour in Wick. Going to be a long day, but if I take plenty photos it should make another nice post, in a similar vein to my posts on The Kyle Line and The West Highland Line.

I’ve also decided to go visit a friend who moved to Bradford last year. Luckily, she lives next to Shipley train station, which has direct trains that run on the Settle-Carlisle line, which is generally considered the most scenic in England. We’ll see how it stacks up against the rural Scottish lines I’ve done. I’m expecting big things.

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I know that I've neglected this here blog for a while, a combination of not doing much and just general laziness. I do have some good news though, faithful reader (there must be at least one faithful reader, right?) Continuing in my attempt to ride all of Scotland's railway lines, and thanks to having a bit of cash and lots of free time, I've decided to visit Wick on Thursday. Visit is perhaps overstating it. It's nearly 8 hours each way, for an hour in Wick. Going to be a long day, but if I take plenty photos it should make another nice post, in a similar vein to my posts on The Kyle Line and The West Highland Line. I've also decided to go visit a friend who moved to Bradford last year. Luckily, she lives next to Shipley train station, which has direct trains that run on the Settle-Carlisle line, which is generally considered the most scenic in England. We'll see how it stacks up against the rural Scottish lines I've done. I'm expecting big things.