BR Standard tank no. 80072 under overhaul inside the shed at Llangollen.

GWR 0-6-2T no 5643 enters Glyndyfrdwy station on the Llangollen Railway as LNER B1 no. 1306 Mayflower waits for its passing. This was the day before the start of the nine-day Steel, Steam and Star... (more)

Visiting from Scotland, LNER 'Hunt' Class no. 246 Morayshire leaves Llangollen station after filling with water on the day before the nine-day steam gala.

A gleaming LNER BI Class no. 1306 Mayflower at Carrog on the Llangollen Railway. The loco had just brought in a special train chartered for entrants of a UK Rail Mag's photo competition. Having at... (more)

The interior of the cab of LMS no. 6100 Royal Scot in Llangollen station. The loco has recently been restored and is the start turn at the Llangollen Railway nine-day steam gala. The pieces of wo... (more)

Black Five no 44806 is disguised as long-scrapped Scottish Region based classmate no. 44801 at Llangollen shed .A fitter is preparing the loco for work at at the nine-day steam gala starting the f... (more)

A young volunteer puts a shine on the copper-capped chimney of GWR Dukedog no. 9017 at Llangollen shed ready for the nine-day steam gala starting the following day.

An old shot from 1983, showing 4472 Flying Scotsman at its then home, Steamtown, Carnforth. This was in he days when the site was open to the public and the loco was fitted with a single chimney ... (more)

Fans point cameras at Royal Scot Class no. 46115 Scots Guardsman as she speeds through Brock at about 70 mph with the Preston to Glasgow section of the Great Britain II main line tour.

A trackside maintainer and the driver of Battle of Britain class no. 34067 Tangmere acknowledge each other north of Standish, near Wigan. The steam loco was working the Bristol to Preston section ... (more)

Battle of Britain class no. 34067 Tangmere north of Standish with the Bristol to Preston section of the Great Britain II mammoth main line tour. With their air-smoothed casing and boxpok wheels, t... (more)

46115 Scots Guardsman speeds through Brock at about 70 mph with the Preston to Glasgow section of the Great Britain II mammoth main line tour.

An old shot from May 1980 showing that streak shots are nothing new. Here an HST speeds through Huntingdon Station late at night on its way to London Kings Cross. I think this was my first streak ... (more)

An old shot from October 1982, taken at the now defunct Dinting Railway Centre. Webb 'Coal Tank' no. 1054, built in 1888 and LNER designed pacific no. 532 Blue Peter give brake van rides for the p... (more)

An old shot from 1979 showing 4472 Flying Scotsman receiving some attention in the engine shed at Carnforth. This was in the days when the site was open to the public.