Date: 06/11/2019

Among the concerns raised were that of cyclists going too fast and not always using a bell and dog walkers failing to control their dogs.

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One in five Deeside Railway Line walkers feels route is unsafe - Evening Express

Evening Express

Among the concerns raised were that of cyclists going too fast and not always using a bell and dog walkers failing to control their dogs.

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View east along the Deeside Way towards Aberdeen at Murtle on a beautiful autumn day in November 2012. Opened in 1853, Murtle station was reduced to a Halt in 1930, before closing in April 1937. The old timber station building has had limited alteration. The granite Station Master's ('Agent' in GNoSR terms) house is in good repair and is sited just north of the station.
Location: Murtle
Company: Deeside Railway
11/11/2012 Brian Taylor

The former station in Peterculter today, on an utterly miserable wet day. This is approx 9 miles from Aberdeen city centre. The line continues past the white poles towards the west. The planter has the correct shorter name of Culter.
Location: Culter [2nd]
Company: Deeside Railway
26/07/2017 Alan Cormack

Looking east towards Aberdeen from the remains of Ruthrieston station in February 1997. [Ref query 5109]
Location: Ruthrieston
Company: Deeside Railway
04/02/1997 Ewan Crawford