Loch Treig Tunnel
A 37 hauled southbound sleeper approaches the Loch Treig Tunnel on the deviation in 1995. At a lower level the original course of the line can be seen - the earlier route did not have a tunnel. The level of the Loch, used as a reservoir for the Lochaber Smelter, was unusually low at the time of the photograph revealing the old trackbed which is normally under water.
Location: Loch Treig Tunnel
Original line: Loch Treig Deviation (London and North Eastern Railway)
Photographer: Ewan Crawford
Contact photographer: Ewan Crawford
Date: 1995
Image number: 39560
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