OAPs who met at Scots train station set to tie knot after going home together
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dailyrecord.co.ukLoved up OAPs are looking forward to becoming newlyweds when they tie the knot at the weekend - after going home together the first time they met.
Richard Glass, 86 and Pamela Turnbull, 89, hit it off immediately after catching each other's eye in a railway car park and feeling a spark.
Great-grandad Richard made his move instantly on Pamela, who gave a false name first of all before she agreed to go for a spin in his car - then went back to his flat.
The pair talked for hours, and Richard put his cards on the table right away when he dropped his new squeeze off at the station, telling her 'I am so lucky to have met someone like you'.Five years after their first date, they are looking forward to formalising their relationship - despite
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