A couple board a Class 142 on a local service, to go for a night out in Huddersfield. The young lady confirms how nice the scenery is in Yorkshire!

LNER mogul no. 61994 The Great Marquess pauses at Ramsbottom on the East Lancashire Railway while heading a rake of freight wagons on a photographers' charter.

"Deltic" no. 55 022 Royal Scots Grey about to pass under the bridge at Market St, Bury in the snow, after crossing the 'Ski Jump' bridge over the Metrolink tramway with a Lunchtime Diner service f... (more)

Dutch Railways (NS) 4-6-0 No. 3737 on display in the Utrecht Railway Museum. This was the last steam locomotive in service with the Dutch National Railways and was retired in 1958.

A panned shot of LNWR Super D no. 49395 at Burrs on the East Lancashire Railway with a midweek service. Behind the loco is the observation car.

Super D no. 49395 at Burrs on the East Lancashire Railway with a midweek service. Behind the loco is the observation car. I believe that this service was run in conjunction with the LNWR society.

A view of the inside of the working signal box at the Crewe Heritage Centre. The box is actually Exeter West Signal Box, which was saved from demolition when the signalling systems around Exeter w... (more)

No.3 Holy War shuffles past an old Great western Railway sign at Llanuwchllyn as it runs round its train in readiness for its next run to Bala on the Bala Lake Railway in Wales. The loco was built... (more)

The crew of No.3 Holy War prepare their little loco at Llanuwchllyn for the next run to Bala on the Bala Lake Railway in Wales. This was the Sunday of the first weekend of operation of 2011. The ... (more)

Preserved no. 37 109 stands in Bury Bolton St Station on the East Lancashire Railway waiting to set off on midweek ballast duties.

World Record Holder, A4 class no 4468 Mallard on display at Locomotion Museum in County Durham. It stands next to the prototype Deltic diesel locomotive. This site is owned by the National Railway... (more)

The cog wheel railway in Budapest was opened in 1874, and was built to Riggenbach's cog-wheel system. The standard gauge single track railway is 3.7km and rises over 325 metres. The terminal point... (more)

The cog wheel railway in Budapest was opened in 1874, and was built to Riggenbach's cog-wheel system. The standard gauge single track railway is 3.7km and rises over 325 metres. The terminal point... (more)

CP 9782 leads three other locos as it traverses Morants Curve with an eastbound freight on 22nd March 2010.

A pair of locos stand dead by the Lafarge plant at Exshaw, Alberta, Canada. This was a Saturday morning and possibly they were parked there for the weekend. I believe that 3001 at the rear dates b... (more)