A night time view looking down platform 11 at Edinburgh Waverley station with a National Express East Coast train occupying the platform. 08/01/09.

A general view of Glasgow Central Low Level station looking east towards Argyle Street. 23/01/08.

A British Rail plaque is seen at the side of the platform 1 waiting shelter at Dumbrek station, a station on the Paisley Canal Railway Line. 24/01/09.

A photograph taken from in between platforms 1 and 2 (an island platform) at Wemyss Bay station. As you can see, the architecture at the station is very impressive. A Class 314 E.M.U. is seen occupying the platform 1 end of the island platform waiting to work a Sunday service to Glasgow Central High Level. 31/01/09.

A photograph taken from the station concourse at Wemyss Bay showing off some of the impressive architecture the station has to offer. 31/01/09.

A photograph taken from the concourse at Wemyss Bay station looking down the corridor that takes ferry passenger to and from the Caledonian McBrayne terminal. 31/01/09.

A photograph taken from the concourse at Wemyss Bay station looking down the corridor that takes ferry passenger to and from the Caledonian McBrayne terminal. 31/01/09.

A beautiful night time view showing the snow on the tracks and surrounding area at Greenfaulds station looking west towards Glasgow. 02/02/09.

A photograph taken from the top of the staircase leading to and from platform 1 at Yoker station looking west towards Clydebank in cold, snow but beautiful weather conditions. 09/02/09.

A general view of Yoker station looking west towards Clydebank from the top of platform 2. The glorious clear blue night sky is a rare photograph opportunity in Yoker. 10/03/09.

PAISLEY GILMOUR STREET STATION REFLECTIONS: A reflective view of Paisley Gilmour Street station off my friend Darrel's sunglasses. This photograph was taken from the top of the nearby carpark located opposite the station. 19/03/09.

A photograph showing the Charing Cross text sign at the entrance and exit at the station. 02/05/09.

WELCOME TO CHARING CROSS: A photograph taken showing the entrance and exit to Charing Cross station in Glasgow. 02/05/09.

A photograph of a Charing Cross station sign located above the entrance and exit to the station. 02/05/09.

A photograph taken from the top of platform 16 at Glasgow Central Low Level station looking east towards Argyle Street station, which can be seen in the distance (area of white / red light). The pillars to the right show how long this platform was before Glasgow Central Low Level station closed on 5th October 1964 as part of the 'Beeching - Axe'. This platform is an island platform consisting of two platform numbers (platform 16 eastbound and platform 17 westbound as they are known today) and was one of two island platforms the station had before closure in 1964. When the Argyle Railway Line (this line) reopened in 1979 about three - quarters of this island platform was reopened and the other island platform remained closed and still does to the present day. IF you look to the left (where the tunnel light is illuminated), this was where the tracks were located to lead into the other island platform which is now an empty long space filled with lights. 06/05/09.

A photograph taken from Argyle Street looking up to the magnificent Glasgow Central High Level station, which has some fantastic architecture, as you can see, that catches the eye!!!. 10/05/09.

A photograph taken from the top of platform 2 at Charing Cross station looking east towards Glasgow Queen Street Low Level. Notice the strong sunlight beating down on the station to the right. 13/05/09.

A photograph showing the progress being made to what will be the new Dalreoch station 'Park and Ride' facility due for completion in mid - late July this year. 14/05/09.

A photograph showing the progress being made to what will be the new Dalreoch station 'Park and Ride' facility due for completion in mid - late July this year. 14/05/09.

A photograph showing the progress being made to what will be the new Dalreoch station 'Park and Ride' facility due for completion in mid - late July this year. 14/05/09.

A photograph showing the progress being made to what will be the new Dalreoch station 'Park and Ride' facility due for completion in mid - late July this year. 14/05/09.

A photograph taken from the station concourse at Aberdeen station looking above to the impressive roof architecture. 18/05/09.

WELCOME TO ABERDEEN: A welcoming sign at Aberdeen station is seen in the station concourse. 18/05/09.

A general view of Aberedeen station concourse. The impressive roof architecture catches the eye. 18/05/09.

Aberdeen station has some magnificent architecture that catches the eye, as you can see. 18/05/09.

A photograph that will be no more, a National Express East Coast liveried Mark III train set is seen from the side sitting inside platform 5 at Aberdeen station. 18/05/09.

Aberdeen station has some magnificent architecture that catches the eye, as you can see. 18/05/09.

A photograph of one of the many decorative thistles that are spread out on top of many platform fences at Glasgow Central High Level station is seen at the top of platform 14 with the Class 380 E.M.U. Siemens Deiro mock - up train out of focus in the background. 20/05/09.

A photograph of one of the many decorative thistles that are spread out on top of many platform fences at Glasgow Central High Level station is seen at the top of platform 14 with the Class 380 E.M.U. Siemens Deiro mock - up train out of focus in the background. 20/05/09.

A photograph taken from the top of platform 1 at Clydebank station looking east towards Yoker. 27/05/09.

A general view of Paisley Gilmour Street looking towards Johnston and Paisley Saint James, taken from the top of platform 1. 02/06/09.

A photograph showing the new O.H.L. structures that have been renewed as part of the improvements being made on the railway route between Glasgow Central High Level station and Paisley. 02/06/09.

A photograph taken from the top of platform 1 at Paisley Gilmour Street station looking west towards Glasgow. 02/06/09.

A Cumbernauld station sign located on platform 2 at the station is seen in very old S.P.T. branding. 25/06/09.

A photograph taken from the top of platform 16 at Glasgow Central Low Level station looking west towards Anderston. 25/06/09.

A photograph showing a Glasgow Queen Street High Level station in the new Transport Scotland 'ScotRail - Scotland's Railway' blue and white Saltire branding. 04/07/09.

A photograph of a Charing Cross station sign in the new Transport Scotland 'ScotRail - Scotland's Railway' blue and white Saltire branding. 01/10/09.

Charing Cross station has recently been rebranded into the new Transport Scotland 'ScotRail - Scotland's Railway' blue and white Saltire branding from the S.P.T. Rail staiton branding. This photograph was taken at the entrance and exit to and from the station. 01/10/09.

Hyndland station has recently been rebranded into the new Transport Scotland 'ScotRail - Scotland's Railway' blue and white Saltire branding from the S.P.T. Rail staiton branding. 01/10/09.

A close up photograph showing the track / points detail of the points that lead trains to and from platform 10 at Glasgow Central High Level station. 11/10/09.

A close up photograph of the electrification layout at Glasgow Central High Level station, taken from platform 12. 11/10/09.

A general view of Fort Matilda station looking east towards Greenock West. 05/11/09.

A general view of Whinhill station looking east towards Port Glasgow. This station still carried the former S.P.T. carmine and cream branding, though will soon be branded into the new Transport Scotland 'ScotRail - Scotland's Railway' blue and white Saltire branding later in time. 08/11/09.

A view of Whinhill station looking east towards Port Glasgow. This station still carried the former S.P.T. carmine and cream branding, though will soon be branded into the new Transport Scotland 'ScotRail - Scotland's Railway' blue and white Saltire branding later in time. 08/11/09.

A photograph of a Whinhill S.P.T. Rail station sign, one of many located on the single station platform. 08/11/09.

A general view of Dalmuir station taken the top of island platform where platforms 4 and 5 are located looking west towards Bowling. The new station footbridge can be seen, a footbridge which Dalmuir station desperately needed to meet the D.D.A. (Disability Discrimination Act). It covers all of the station platforms from 1 - 5 and has lift access to all five platforms. 09/11/09.

A photograph of a Bridgeton S.P.T. Rail station sign, one of many located throughout the station. This photogaph was taken from platform 1 looking across to platform 2. 12/11/09.

Kilmarnock station has recently been rebranded into the new Transport Scotland 'ScotRail - Scotland's Railway' blue and white Saltire branding from the S.P.T. Rail staiton branding. The photograph shows a station sign on platform 3 at the station in the new branding. 15/12/09.