A Class 444 passes Clapham Junction on its way to London Waterloo.

The suns rays glimmer through the salt spray from the ocean as a Southwest Trains Class 159 DMU rolls around the Dawlish Sea Wall.

A pair of Class 159s pass Dawlish with the Basingstoke to Paignton service on an unusually hot late summers day in September whilst a couple take a walk in the sea

Waterloo Station, one of the busiest terminals in the UK, seen from the London Eye.

A Class 444 and a Class 450 stand in the carriage sheds at Clapham Junction Station. The sidings to the right are packed with trains.

Just as the sun comes out following a heavy rain shower, a Class 444 approaches Clapham Junction Station (said to be the busiest station in the world) on a service from Waterloo.

Just as the sun comes out following a heavy rain shower, a Class 159 leaves Clapham Junction Station (said to be the busiest staiion in the world) and heads for Waterloo.

A class 159 three-car DMU runs beside an angry sea on the 12.20 London Waterloo to Plymouth service.

2 Southwest trains Desiros cross just south of Eastleigh station.

A double Class 159 set arrives at the Salisbury station.

A Class 455 crossing a bankside road by the River Thames at Kingston, on its way to Waterloo.

An Class 455 crosses the River Thames at Kingston on its way to Waterloo.

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