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    Alloa. Track left to Dollar, Kinross. Track right to Brewery  : Clackmannan : Dunfermline upper DJ Robinson.

        "PLAN" View of swing portion showing riveted beams surrounded by wooden floor.  D J Robinson.

            "plan" showing steps and ladders to place lamps on the poles at each end of the "jetty plan"  D J Robinson.

         Curved approach bridge and cutting for North Queensferry station, and Forth Rail Bridge. D J Robinson.

        "Flying Scotsman" at Dundee station going through point and platform tests! : David J Robinson.

                     Vans to Dundee leaving Perth. Barnhill curve test: note public footpath along side : D J Robinson.

            A4 "Silver Link" crossing the barnhill viaduct to Dundee from Perth.  David J Robinson.

             Alloa Rail Bridge, first stop throsk cabin and station. Track left to bandeath depot,  D J Robinson.

           Building the Alloa Rail Bridge, gave retirement to the local ferry that used to cross the River Forth.  D J R.

      Class 27 crossing the Barnhill curved viaduct, note public footpath fixed along side.  David J Robinson

Snow Curve from Alva, Menstrie onto Cambus Station. Mainline station to Alloa, right to Stirling main track.  D J R

     View from Alloa Bridge, left track to Harbour, right main to Cambus - Causewayhead - Stirling main. D J R.

                   Alloa north shore signal cabin with moon.  (The orb of night on that river played)  DJ Robinson

                                                 A4 Heading to Dalmeny and Edinburgh.  David J Robinson

                      Inch Garvie Island,in mid river, that supports the middle span  David J Robinson

  Some of the Cad screens taken during the making of the  Alloa Rail Bridge : 20 spans, 1 swing section. DJR.

                                       One of the finished cad spans, just another twenty to go ?  David j Robinson.

   Early CAD construction, with small lamp hut on left facing Throsk. The black tyres for deck protection.  DJR.

Bit of fun with a class 47, regret this loco never crossed this bridge, Forth Riverbed to be coloured. D J Robinson.

                                        "Climbing Glen Ogle"  descending down into Killin Junction.  David J Robinson

                                    A4 on the bridge in wartime black, N.E on tender. looking to Port Edgar. D J Robinson.