Tulloch

CRS Code	TUL
Collected date	23/08/12

I walked to Tulloch from nearby Roy Bridge on one of those Highland days where it threatens to rain but never quite musters the effort. The station building is now used as a youth hostel, seen here from the rear:

Just to the east of the station building is the entrance to the platforms:

The entrance gives onto platform 1, near this small signalbox:

Looking east from the end of platform 1:

From the eastern end of platform 1, looking west along the platforms:

The platform side of the station building. The planters are looking somewhat dishevelled:

In the middle of the station building is this archway, presumably once a ticket office window complete with a space for a clock:

At the western end of the platforms is a barrow crossing which gives access to the opposite platform. There are sidings on the right, controlled by the ground frame:

The ground frame:

At the western end of platform 2 at Tulloch, what looks like the base of a building, perhaps an old signalbox:

Looking east along the platforms from the end of platform 2:

On platform 2, a mosaic of pebbles spelling out the station name:

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