... to give the Adorable Grandchild her first real outing by rail. She loved it, so did we (my younger sister came along too). It was a lovely carefree day with nothing else to worry about on the journey except which colours to use to fill in the spaceship......
.....or whether we had joined up all the dots properly.....
.....and all the while taking in the beautiful scenery en route....
...and obviously, when you're on the train and going through that marvellous red iron structure which is a magnificent piece of engineering (though sadly, many men fell to their deaths into the murky depths of the water below while the building work was going on all those years ago), you can't really capture a decent pic but here's some of that Big Red Bridge's beautiful red girders to be going on with!....
.....then at journey's end, a visit to a lovely little museum but that's a whole other post, so 'til next time.....
Au Revoir and Many Thanks for passing by and leaving those Adorable Comments
xxx
we have a little steam train here and love to take the grandkids on that! This is the real thing though - wow that bridge is high!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds really wonderful. I'm sure she will always remember her first train trip. We did our first with kids about a year ago, just a one-hour ride, and we're planning to do another like it very soon because they loved it. :)
ReplyDeleteOh Nana that sounds like a heavenly kind of day,,,,and that island is going on my must visit list.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely trip! Beautiful photos!!! I am here to catch up a bit. You have been busy!
ReplyDeleteI love your Scotland!!
xo Kris
Oh we went on a train trip on Wednesday! They are great aren't they? There was a family with a little girl on the train and the plan was for them to hop on and off along the line at various towns and the little girl cried because she was just happy to be on the train for the entire day. Enjoy the weather x
ReplyDeleteOh I do love a train trip.... and colouring in ... I miss colouring in. Off to find my crayons ~ Sarah x
ReplyDeleteI've only crossed the Big Red Bridge a couple of times, but isn't it just the most amazing monument to what people can do!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a perfect day, loved ones, sweet little girl, coloring and beautiful views.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
And today I hear that rail prices are going up another 4%
ReplyDeleteEven in bonny Scotland?