A Second Trip To Wemyss Bay

These pictures show my second trip to Wemyss bay station with its ferry terminal.

The buildings were designed by the architect; James Miller.

You might ask why this was my second visit to Wemyss Bay. In the 1960s, I caqme up to see Spurs play Glasgow Celtic at Hampden Park in what was a pre-season Glasgow Cup.

I’d arrived early in the morning, after hitching a lift from Gretna in a van that had been delivering newspapers.

So for some reason, I took the brand-new Blue Train to Wemyss Bay station and slept for an hour or so on the beach.

June 24, 2016 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Ferry, Glasgow Central Station

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