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Wasn't expecting that from Scotland to be honest.
Caledonia Sleeper
I wanted to take that train when I went on holiday in Scotland, but there was a train strike which jumbled our plans a little. Sad
I tried it once to get to London for a meeting. The best way I can describe it is this: if you manage to go to sleep, it's great, otherwise it's horrible.
Penzance to London is a similar experience, but with older trains.