The Lancashire town of Ramsbottom, with a population of just under 15,000, is the mid-point of the East Lancashire Railway. Dominant in this landscape is the stone-built church of St. Paul in the ... (more)

I wanted to capture in a timeless way the beginning of a journey, the opportunity presented itself at Machynlleth Railway station on the last day of the summer steam services on the Cambrian Line.... (more)

The new season's golden yellows adorn the gorse bushes that are so characteristic of North Yorkshire's moorland terrain. Heading for Goathland up the notorious 1 in 49 gradient is British Railways... (more)

B.R.Stanard class 4 2-6-0 No.76079 departs Goathland on the 09.30 Grosmont to Pickering service NYMR Steam Gala.

Standard Class 4MT no. 76079 turns inshore from Criccieth beach with 8 coaches on the 1J78 14.15 Pwllheli to Machynlleth “The Cambrian”.

It's just taken two years of effort to get a sunny shot on the stretch of line from Porthmadog to Pwllheli, such have been the past two summers. Standard Class 4MT no. 76079 passes Llanystumdwy wi... (more)

The daily steam train departs Macynlleth to Porthmadog. This train is currently running every weekday and will continue to do so until the end of August.

Ian Rileys ''Pocket Rocket'' 76079 & Black 5 45407 return head South past Pettinain(South of Carstairs) with the end of season Jacobie ECS move from Fort William to Carnforth WCRC

Steam loco 76079 passes over Barmouth Bridge with the daily Cambrian steam train.

BR 76079 & LMS 45407 'The Lancashire Fusilier' doublehead 'The Derbyshire Dalesman' 1Z86 1600 Buxton - Manchester Victoria

The annual return ECS (deadhead) move after the summer Jacobite season. The 2 engines and 10 coaches are returning to their base in England, steaming along the West Coast Main Line amongst the Pen... (more)

76079 (disguised as one time local engine 76001) pauses between showers at the isolated Rannoch station while working the annual West Highland Line photo charters. Rannoch's refreshment room does ... (more)

76079 (disguised as one time local engine 76001) performs in the desolately beautiful wilderness of Scotland's Rannoch Moor with the annual photographers' charter.

The annual return ECS (deadhead) move after the summer Jacobite season. The 2 engines and 10 coaches are returning to their base in England, steaming along the West Coast Main Line in the evening ... (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.