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The UK s most remote railway station 11 miles from a main road with a direct train from Watford
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Remote Scots restaurant made famous by Trainspotting wants chef for summer job
The restaurant can be found in the train station made famous by Ewan McGregor s rant about being Scottish in the film Trainspotting.
The stunning Corrour station is looking for a new cook (Image: @CorrourStation/Twitter)
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BikeRadar Rides | Bikepacking the Scottish Highlands In partnership with Komoot
BikeRadar Rides | Bikepacking the Scottish Highlands In the final instalment of our series of multi-day off-road adventures, Adrian Miles reaches gravel nirvana deep in the Scottish Highlands
December 22, 2020 at 4:00 pm
So what would it be? Haggis and cheese toastie? Haggis and bacon? Given where we found ourselves, our last chance for sustenance in the next 75 kilometres of Highland gravel was always going to be haggis with something or another.
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We’d just sampled some top-notch Scotch at the Dalwhinnie Distillery, in the eponymous village on the western flank of the Cairngorms, and now I was about to eat Scotland’s favourite delicacy for the first time. A more Scottish scene you couldn’t imagine. Until the rain began lashing it down, anyway…