A return special to Paris blasts away from Abbeville behind this American built, oil burning mighty 2-8-2. The train is full of trippers who have spent the day visiting the CF Bai de Somme steam t... (more)

40 begins a runby with a short train of 3 boxcars during a photo freight event.

Homeward bound city workers cross the street in front of one of Melbourne's numerous charismatic tramcars. One Melbourne route still uses similar machines. Othere have found new lives in San Franc... (more)

76079 (disguised as one time local engine 76001) and 45407 (disguised as 45487 for same reason) are coupled together at Rannoch on the annual photographers charter as a crew member walks past.

2-8-2 No 112 (Alco 74921, 1946) heads a family excursion to Ussat-Les-Bains in Southern France, where participants will visit nearby caves, enjoy a music concert and indulge in a 4-course lunch. T... (more)

A night photo session was held at Ampflwang Museum Roundhouse for the benefit of the SLST group.

'K1' 62005 on a photo charter on day affected by sea mist on the extensive dockside trackage (now largely disused) at Hull, on Yorkshire's North Sea coast. P&O's North Sea Ferry 'Norstar' is in th... (more)

On a perfect autumn morning (rare in Scotland's Western Highlands), 44871 performs a runpast for participating photographers across the desolate but hauntingly beautiful Rannoch Moor with the annu... (more)

Engineer using drinking water to clean windshield. Washers presumably frozen.

The SLST group's photo freight with mid-train helper arrives at the summit at Cumbres.

Is this the only location in the world with dual gauge street running? 0-6-2T #3714 heads a freight working over the canal bridge during the railway's 2009 gala weekend.

'Kreigslok' 52 4984 performs for the cameras as the sun breaks through. The Kreigs were designed to handle heavy loads over lightly laid lines, hence the 10-coupled drivers.

The Inverness-London 'Highland Chieftain' is diverted over the West Coast route between Edinburgh and Newcastle due to trackwork on its normal East Coast route. This happened for 6 consecutive wee... (more)

An additional Christmas Mail service from Shieldmuir (Scotland) to Willesden (London) formed by 3 of the Post Office's 4-car class 325 units.

An early morning single car workmans' train arrives, propelled by an 'SY'.