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I can confirm that Brother's Toffee Apple cider tastes quite nice. As for what I like to drink my personal favorite is Morgans Spiced Rum, however I also like drinking cider and lager and occasionally vodka with a mixer of some sort.

The Chip Shop round the corner from me sells a "Chippy Munchie Box". It contains a piece of Fish, a battered Sausage, a battered hamburger, 4 or 5 potato fritters, loads of chips and a portion of curry sauce all for £5.50. I only have it occasionally but it is rather good.

There is two Wetherspoons near Queen Street, one just to the left of the George Square entrance of Queen St and there is also one directly across the road from that entrance.

Surely it would be easier to have shunter locomotives at freight terminals to haul the train the "last mile"?

I have to say that the new design is beginning to grow on me, yes I'm aware that the new layout includes adverts however this is easily rectified by adding a program such as Adblock Plus as a plugin to the browser. It's a pity that some of my contacts have been unwilling to live with the new...

Pendolino's are cleared to go via Kilmarnock (obviously being dragged by a 57).

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned that Rangers beat current SPL leaders Motherwell 2-0 tonight in the Scottish League Cup, an excellant result for Rangers :D

All PEP EMU's share the same bodyshell so there shouldn't be any reason for them not being able to physically fit down the tunnels but converting 315's to third rail may prove to be costly.

Edinburgh to Birmingham New Street is served by two routes, via Preston and via York.

Scotrail: Please continue to tell passengers that they now travel in new, longer trains when they are travelling on a full 3 car 380 which previously would have been a 6 car 318/334.

Does the noise occur when the train is starting to slow down?

I do things like this regularly, until they were both taken off the Clyde Coast lines if I was coming home from Glasgow I would usually get the 15:45 Glasgow Central - Largs service to Kilwinning (which was almost always a 318) instead of the 16:00 to Ayr (which was almost always a 334). I...

The bridge over the river Ayr just outside of Ayr Station has a footpath on one side of the bridge.

The weather has been pretty wet up here today, just what you need when you are picking up computer parts from the post office!

Mine was taken on the last "official" day of 318s on the Clyde Coast/Inverclyde lines and I bashed the pair from Ayr to Irvine, however this wasn't the last ever time I travelled on one on these lines as the following week I bashed one from Gourock to Glasgow Central.

I'm guessing that the "guard" on the platform is a dispatcher who may well have no ticketing knowledge but as passengers see someone who is wearing a uniform they ask them if they can board the train.....

There used to be a regular daily ECS movement with a 314 and a 322 from Shields Depot to Glasgow Central. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SocKiJkJCo0

Was it this one? http://www.flickr.com/photos/42318062@N07/6860599722/ It is preserved but I don't know who owns it, hope this helps.

I think there is some track dating from the 1890s on the Kyle of Lochalsh line.

I believe it was because they used to get everywhere (like the rodent).