Originally, this long-abandoned railway line was used to transport marble from a quarry located 2 miles further south. The marble from this quarry, which is the only true marble seam in Britain, was formed around 500 million years ago and has been used in many grand buildings, including Iona Abbey, Armadale Castle, and even the Vatican.

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Location: Broadford And Strath, Isle of Skye, Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom

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