Dalmuir station, west of Glasgow, forms an interchange with two lines heading east via different routes towards Glasgow Central and the Highland Line heading northwest.
The approach to the station from its southern side:
Nos strictly related to the station, but it amused me. This dougnut-shaped collection of garages lies just south of the station:
The entrance from the south gives on to platform 1:
Looking west from platform 1:
A footbridge connects platform 1 to the island platforms 2 and 3:
Looking down the footbridge steps at platforms 2 and 3:
Looking west from the footbridge along the line:
The steps from platforms 2 and 3 up to the footbridges, to the left back to platform 1, and to the right onwards to platforms 4 and 5:
The station building on platform 2:
A wooden shelter on the front of the platform 2 building covers a small ticket window:
A piled up collection of portacabins at the eastern end of platform 2:
In the fork formed by the diverging lines an access road approaches platform 2/3 from the east:
Platform 3, seen from the footbridge:
Looking east along platform 3:
The footbridges have high sides, making them feel slightly claustrophobic. In the footbridge leading to platforms 4 and 5, looking back towards platforms 2 and 3:
Looking west along platforms 4 and 5:
Looking east down the steps at platforms 4 and 5:
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