Army train stuck under bridge in Scottish Highlands

Bridge bashing sequel: Now it’s train on train

The British Army is more used to parade square bashing, not bridge bashing in Perthshire Image John Cumming from a private collection shared on social media

It has been just a few weeks since our ‘bridge bashing’ series, but unless this has been an exceptional seven days, there have been a further twenty-five strikes. None of them were like this though. It’s not every week that the British armed forces are caught out, taking out a bridge in Scotland. Taking out three in fact. In the light of those startling Network Rail figures, maybe this is worth a mention, harking back to the milder, brighter days of summer.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Army train stuck under bridge in Scottish Highlands

Bridge bashing sequel: Now it’s train on train

The British Army is more used to parade square bashing, not bridge bashing in Perthshire Image John Cumming from a private collection shared on social media

It has been just a few weeks since our ‘bridge bashing’ series, but unless this has been an exceptional seven days, there have been a further twenty-five strikes. None of them were like this though. It’s not every week that the British armed forces are caught out, taking out a bridge in Scotland. Taking out three in fact. In the light of those startling Network Rail figures, maybe this is worth a mention, harking back to the milder, brighter days of summer.

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