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From the Tay bridge, follow signs for St Andrews, and the road will take you through Leuchars. Go right through the village, and at the southern end, the railway station will be on your right.

The station has a car park, but bear in mind it could be busy. Parking is restricted in the village.

All trains call at leuchars, times can be obtained from www.nationalrail.co.uk and Stagecoach in Fife serves the station, with 6 buses an hour during the day heading to St Andrews. These routes all accept plusbus. www.stagecoachbus.com/fife for timetables and fares. Also of note, the stagecoach travel office at St Andrews bus station sells rail tickets.

The village centre is about 5 minutes walk away, and has a couple of village shops and a chemist. There is a snack bar on the station platform, though please note it is not always open when the station is open.

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Photographic notes - Firstly, and most importantly, under no circumstances should photos be taken of any military personnel, equipment or locations.
The station has semaphore signals, and these are usually put into position for the arrival of a train. The view looking north is longer that that looking south.
The island platform has wide spaces at both ends allowing you to keep clear of crowds.
Note that there may be military aircraft taking off, and if so, the noise will be heard on any videos, as will traffic on the nearby road.