Lockerbie is on the West Coast Main Line, so you might expect perhaps a bit of hustle and bustle. But no, it was in full sleepy wayside mode when we visited, with perhaps two other passengers waiting for a train.
The front of the station building. The ticket office and waiting room is accessed through the black door in the centre of the picture:
The side of the station building. To the right, a gate leads on to platform 1:
Through the gate, we're on platform 1, looking north. Platform 2 is on the right:
The rear of the station building:
A longer view of platform 1:
Often found at Scotrail stations, and here just north of the station building, are these little barrel train planters:
A footbridge (with lifts) joins the two platforms. Here it is seen from platform 2:
From the footbridge looking south at the station:
Looking north from the footbridge at the platforms which extend quite a long way (because West Coast trains can be looooong):
Platform 2, seen from the footbridge:
Looking north under the footbridge along platform 2:
To the east of platform 2 is an electrified line which passes what was once another platform:
Looking south along the line from the end of platform 1:
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