This is the very quaint departures board at Bandarwela station. Very different to the digital screens we usually see, these days.

2-10-2 QJ No 6911 heads out of Daban with the morning passenger train for Tongliao in December 2003.

3 SY locos are seen at work at Betai steelworks in 2003. This is a color photo!

Tight fit! These locos fit very snugly into the old roundhouse at Barreiro, in 1999. Here are 4 class 1900s, a Nohab DMU and an English Electric class 1800.

A view of the coupling between metre gauge 2-10-2T, No 99 234, and the leading carriage, as it descends from Brocken.

HSB metre gauge railcars are prepared for duty at Nordhausen. 187 011 (left) was built in 1955, while 187 017 dates from 1999.

I believe this place is called Verdemont. The train had just received a new crew, here. Seen in October 2000.

I hope she is being paid for holding both umbrellas! 2 feet gauge, 1916 built Hunslet 4-6-0T, No 303, heads a train at the excellent, Statfold Barn Railway, on a rainy day in September 2018.

Metre gauge locos 2603 (left) and 2915 pass at Sholashahar Junction with trains to and from Chittagong university.

Emerging from the morning mist, Alco 6002 on train 732,Barendra Express, 0600 Nilphamari to Rajshahi seen at Natore. The loco was built in Schenectady in 1965.

Metre gauge, Hyundai/Rotemn loco No 2910 heads away from Chittagong with train 37, The Mymensingh Express, 1510 to Jagannathganj Ghat.

Metre gauge MLW No 2317 shunts wagons at Laksham Junction. The loco was built in Montreal in 1969. The building on the left, which I think is a toilet, looks like it will topple into the water at ... (more)

Metre gauge HHD class, No 3320,built by Ganz in Hungary 1983,is seen at Bogra on train 20,the "Bogra Express", 1345 Gaibandha to Santahar.

Metre gauge Henschel No 2715 nears Mymensingh with the 1030 from Dhaka. As often, in Bangladesh, there is very little ballast in the track.

Metre gauge No 2511 shunts carriages at Mymensingh while a lady tends her 2 goats. The loco was built by Hitachi in 1981. Not much ballast around here!