Poring over the details of Highland Spring’s water terminal
Highland Spring terminal at Blackford in Scotland (Timon Rose Photography) Image by Timon Rose Photography
It has been in the making for over four years, and in the planning for many more years than that: Highland Spring, the iconic Scottish mineral water company is nearing the day when its first train can leave from their Blackford plant, in the heart of the Stirlingshire countryside. The company has splashed out on a modest terminal of two sidings and a head shunt.
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Stirlingshire? Perthshire, surely!
Just a thought;if they bottle 600m litres of water per year, is that not” steeling ” it from the rivers and streams and the fish and wild life that depends on it?
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