In failing light, the 'Super D' is surrounded by a halo of steam, provided by the loco behind (invisible) emptying its cylinders at the end of the day's work.

A morning Zweisimmen bound local train rounds a curve near Rossiniere on the scenic MOB meter-gauge line.

One of the steam-worked suburban passenger trains on this interesting network descends against a rising sun. Some steam services run wholly under the wires, the reason for continued steam haulage ... (more)

Former Polish PX-48 no 1916, restored in Polish livery, has a chartered mixed train in tow on the Czech JHMD system. The crew wait patiently for a service train (NG diesel + 1 coach with hardly an... (more)

Despite the 'Quirks & Curiosities' weekend festvities, it's business as usual for the Ffestiniog's service trains. Staple power is one of the railway's fleet of these Fairlie double ended articula... (more)

#1003 performs runbys in the centre of Beaver Dam. The urban environment works better when conditions are overcast.

An early morning workers train manages to break through the polluting smog into sunlight on this fascinating system.

A Romanian built 0-10-0 in the care of OGEG (Austrian preservation group) works a chartered freight consist on the harbour lines in Linz. The docks serve barge traffic on the River Danube, but sa... (more)

The 'Easter Highlander' heads for Ayr on Day 3 of its holiday landcruise. The train, formed of the colorful 'Stobart Pullman' stock, is heading for Ayr (Robert Burns country). Unusually it's route... (more)

The 5th and final day of the marathon 'North Briton' tour. 3-cylinder Pacific 'Duke of Gloucester' is roaring southbound on the West Coast Main line, trying her best to keep out of the way of 125m... (more)

Former GWR 'Manor' and 'Castle' class 4-6-0s storm through Crowcombe station on this superb preserved railway. This is a photo charter recreating a typical BR Western Region express bound from Lon... (more)

The annual May Scottish Railway Preservation Society railtour over the West Highland Line to Mallaig accelerates away from Bridge of Orchy. Class 47s, once so common all over Britain, are relative... (more)

Day's final runby during photo freight charter event.

The Postlingbergbahn claims to be the world's steepest adhesion worked railway, with stretches at 1 in 9 - about 11%. Cars 2 and 16 pause for photographs on their trip to the summit.