Orchards are now growing at a number of Scotrail stations thanks to a new community project.
Aberdour is one of three locations across the country to benefit from the scheme, delivered through a partnership between the train company and Thatchers Cider.
Apple trees have been planted to create greener, more welcoming spaces that support both people and wildlife.
Graeme Baillie, Scotrail’s safety and sustainability director, said: "This project highlights Scotrail’s commitment to making a positive impact in communities across the country.
"These new orchards will help create greener and more welcoming spaces for customers, while also supporting local wildlife and leaving a lasting, sustainable legacy for the communities we serve."
The work is part of the Thatchers Community Orchard project, now in its sixth year, which has donated more than 2,000 trees to community groups across the UK, including 500 this year alone.
At Aberdour, tree varieties include Bramley, Scrumptious, Dabinett and Katy.
All have been chosen for their suitability and ease of maintenance.
The partnership also sees Thatchers’ cider offered onboard Scotrail services where food and drink are available.
The firms said their joint efforts will enhance biodiversity, promote sustainability, and encourage community connections in everyday spaces.
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