HST: The Train That Saved Britain's Railways FD25 From the remote Fisherfield wilderness

From the remote Fisherfield wilderness and the Harris Hills of the Outer Hebrides to the dramatic coastline of Cape Wrath and the island interiors of Rum and Jura

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from the tracked amphibious vehicles of WWII to the high-speed air-cushion landing crafts of today

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HST: The Train That Saved Britain's Railways FD25 From the remote Fisherfield wildernessIn 1976, the High Speed Train arrived on a British railway scene where trains were predominantly in three colours; blue and grey with a large patch of yellow at the front. On the new trains the yellow warning panel was now strikingly extended down the sides of the power cars, thus beginning a transformation both in terms of the trains themselves as well as in their liveries, from BR's corporate years to the variety that we see today. HST The Train