Date: 24/12/2012

IT will be a wedding feast like no other, at one of the highest and most remote railway stations in Scotland. The bride and groom will arrive in March to get married on the deserted shores of Loch Ossian on windswept Rannoch Moor, a 20-minute walk from remote Corrour station. [From John Yellowlees]

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The bride and groom will arrive in March to get married on the deserted shores of Loch Ossian on windswept Rannoch Moor, a 20-minute walk from

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Location: Corrour
Company: West Highland Railway
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Company: West Highland Railway
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Company: West Highland Railway
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