Table Mountain departure

Having reached the junction at Wolseley, Ceres Rail's day-trip to Ceres, behind 19D No.3322 - has began the steep climb out of Wolseley towards Michell's Pass.

On a warm autumn morning, Ceres Rail Company's Class 19D - No.3322 - races out of Table Bay Harbour with a day trip train to Ceres.

On a warm autumn morning, Ceres Rail Company's Class 19D - No.3322 - races past Kraaifontein, with a train destined for Ceres.

Ceres Rail Company's class 19D - No.3322 - and her train make their way through Nuwekloof, between Gouda & Tulbagh - on the Cape Town mainline.

Ceres Rail Company's class 19D - No.3322 - and her lengthy train pass through Somerset West, as they head for the famous and challenging Sir Lowry's Pass!

14CRB 1898

An unidentified S2 shunter in the Cape Town docks area. In the right background is a GEA Garratt hauled goods, partially obscured by a road sign due to my own incompetence.

A goods hauled by an unidentified 19C approaches Cape Town docks.

Over the weekend of the 13th to 15th of July 2018, world-famous class 26 No.3450 (Red Devil) returned to service after a 14 year wait. Unfortunately, the weather did not play along... Here, No.34... (more)

Nearing the end of a peak hour suburban run to Fish Hoek, an 8-car set slows for a station stop at Kalk Bay on a beautiful summer afternoon.

Local off-peak suburban service en-route to Simon's Town departs the picturesque station of Sunny Cove on the coast of False Bay, as a security guard watches on.

The flagship train of PRASA (Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa), the Premier Class, heads north through the Boland region. She looks good with her matching set of locomotives.

After suffering burn damage a few weeks back, this 6E1 type locomotive awaits her fate of being hauled back to Cape Town where she will be scrapped.

A batch of class 6E1s belonging to PRASA (Passenger Rail Association of South Africa), are seen here at Monument Station Platform 24 - the stabling location for PRASA's locomotives in Cape Town.