Photos of Viperinelight50
There are 53 photos tagged with Viperinelight50, arranged across several pages. Photos are arranged in the order they were thought to have been taken, with the oldest first. If you have one, why not upload it?
The main entrance to Abington in 2017. The canopy was formerly painted white but was changed to black a few
The mini waterfall. It continues down into the purposes-built lake, with lovely flowers and bushes
The shockingly underpowered Airdri Classic+, installed not too long ago. In fact, that is the lnly thing
The entrance to Annandale Water in 2017, taken from the car park opposite the motel.
The Days Inn motel at Annandale Water.
An amended bin on the coffee terrace at Annandale Water.
The main corridor at Kinross Services in March 2017. My back is to the food court. The ladies and gents
The gents toilet at Kinross Services. These are really quite small, with 5 cubicles and 9 urinals in total.
The foyer of Annandale Water. Taken with my back to WHSmith.
One of three accessible toilets at Annandale Water. This is one of the two original ones from 1995. The
The foyer at Scotch Corner in October 2018. Note the busy toilets crammed right into the corner with the
The outside of Scotch Corner in October 2018, taken from the car park.
The toilet corridor at Gretna in January 2019. The signs are quite new and don't fit with Welcome Break's
The exterior of Hamilton in January 2019.
The entrance to the toilets at Hamilton. Note the presence of doors; very rare for an MSA!
The gents toilets at Hamilton in January 2019. Very small and absolutely disgusting.
The rear entrance to Southwaite southbound in July 2019.
Some rather bizarre looking early 2000s signage. The male symbol resembles a bowling pin!
A view across South Mimms' concourse at night, in May 2019. The services are practically empty!
The main concourse at Wetherby in May 2019. It gets very busy!
The exterior of Washington Southbound in July 2020.
The exterior of Washington Northbound in July 2020.
The rear of Musselburgh in July 2020. It is quite a state now.
A possibly original sign directing people across the bridge at Washington Southbound.
