Date: 15/04/2011

A £200million upgrade of the Aberdeen to Inverness rail line could be completed in five years, a feasibility study has found.

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An unidentified class 47 at Kintore in May 1987. The train is approaching the former junction for the Alford branch from the South. I had a fast car and no mortgage. Happy days.
Location: Kintore [1st]
Company: Great North of Scotland Railway
/05/1987 Ken Strachan

Aberdeen - Inverness service hauled by a class 47 seen from Insch signalbox in 1990. This was during the short period when the brand new Sprinters were withdrawn from the line for alterations and locomotives and rolling stock scraped together for a last hurrah.
Location: Insch
Company: Great North of Scotland Railway
//1990 Ewan Crawford

Scottish Grand Tour no 11 headed by D364 pauses at Nairn to  cross the 14.35 Inverness - Aberdeen (single unit leading) on 5th  September 1970 [with thanks to David Spaven].
Location: Nairn
Company: Inverness and Nairn Railway
05/09/1970 Bill Jamieson