The Baby Deltic project is in the course of converting a withdrawn Class 37 into a long-scrapped class of loco, the Baby Deltics. The group has a power unit and is making the modifications to the ... (more)

An old shot from 1980. Romanian-built Class 56 no. 56 001 moves around in the yard at Tinsley Traction Maintenance Depot. This once very busy and large depot was demolished some years ago and the ... (more)

An old shot from April 1977. GWR no. 6000 King George V heads away from Chester with a returning railtour to Hereford. This loco visited the USA in August 1927 to feature in the Baltimore and Oh... (more)

An old shot from 1984. Lancashire and Yorkshire 'A' Class no 1300 after seen shortly after its first restoration at Carnforth, in the days when it was open to the public. The loco has recently be... (more)

A memory of 1979. Merchant Navy Class no. 35028 Clan Line, has spent most of its life in the South of England. On a rare visit North, it is seen turning on the turntable at Steamtown, Carnforth, i... (more)

An aerial view of Bergen loco depot taken from a Cessna 206.

A scene in the Danish railway Museum in Odense. This Pontiac was sold new to a grocer in Frederikshavn in 1934 for his personal use. Five years later, it was sold to a taxi operator in the same t... (more)

Another shot taken on my private guided tour of the Hejaz Railway at Amman, Jordan. Here, in the workshop 2-8-2 no. 23, built by the British firm of Robert Stephenson & Hawthorn in 1952, is receiv... (more)

This South West trains EMU wears special Legoland advertising decals. Seen here at Clapham Junction, Britain's busiest Railway station.

A Renault car crosses the level crossing as a tram calls at Dundonald Rd. station on the Croydon Tramlink system in London.

Ex-South Afrian Railways Garratt no 143 is seen leaving Caernarvon station on the Welsh Highland Railway. This was the last locomotive built by Beyer, Peacock and Company in Manchester in 1958.

I may be the luckiest man around today. I was given a private guided tour of the Hejaz Railway at Amman, Jordan as the guest of Mr. Mahmoud Al-khazaleh, the Director General of the Railway. He sp... (more)

The fastest steam locomotive of all time 4468 Mallard. In 1938, this loco achieved a speed of 126 mph, a record which has never been matched. It is seen here at Carnforth whilst working a main lin... (more)

A scene at the Llangollen Steel, Steam and Stars Gala in April 2009. GWR Pannier Tank no. 6430 on a "sandwich" autotrain at Berwyn, leaves Berwyn with a service for Llangollen.

This Furness Railway loco no. 3, was built in 1846 and was designed by Edward Bury, whose engines were popular with the early railway companies because they were cheap. It is the only survivor in ... (more)