Power Car 43 122 has a wash and brush-up before preparing to take passengers southwards to London Kings Cross in the days before the East Coast Main Line was electrified.

47 407 "Aycliffe" arrives at Platform One at Liverpool Lime Street Station with a Transpennine Express service from the North East via Manchester Victoria

In a classic scene, EBT 15 pulls the passenger train past this rusting piece of farm equipment.

The 12PM passenger train returning to Strasburg, is seen rolling past a bucolic farm scene behind Great Western #90.

The fireman relaxes before starting another day of firing Great Western 'Decapod' #90 on a passenger train through beautiful Lancaster County, PA. The train sits at the Strasburg station with the ... (more)

A bunch of cows having lunch, ignore the passenger train returning to Strasburg via the small village of Cherry Hill.

An Amish farmer walking down the track steps off the "Road to Paradise" to let #90 and 8-car consist pass.

I'd like to call this one, "The Master and the Apprentice", although that is not technically accurate or true. The engineer and fireman talk to another crewman before another run to Colgate Grove.

A pan shot of EBT 15 crossing the Long Fill with the Runk Road bridge and a farm in the background with some decent Fall color as well.

EBT 15 brings the last train of the weekend back towards Orbisonia station.

EBT 15 pulls the passenger train north out of the Orbisonia Station, seen here framed by the 'abandoned' pump station. I say 'abandoned' because there was a mattress inside.

Fall is officially here and this is all thats left of this years crop. EBT 15 pulls the 10:40AM train north towards Colgate Grove.

The 10:40AM passenger train is seen coming back to the station exactly 55 minutes after departing. The building that is framing the train was used as a stage for Orbisonia's recent homecoming fest... (more)

The 1:45PM passenger starts to climb up grade to Douglas Summit with Jacks Mountain in the background.

Engineer, Thomas Holder, looks back as he backs EBT 15 through the yard in a scene that can easily represent 1916 not 2006. There is one detail that gives the difference away, can you find it?