Ais Gill summit is the end of the long climb for trains from Carlisle. It is called the Long Drag. 46115 arrives at the summit with its train after a delayed start of 95 minutes

46045 (D182) at the Nene Valley Railway near Wansford.

Demonstration freight train

The train is called Great Britain XIV and runs annually from London to Scotland then back to London over a period of 9 days.

75014 crossing the viaduct at Broadsands.

75014 passing the caravan site between Paignton and Churston.

45690 Leander passing Dawlish Warren.

It has been the tradition over recent years to run a charter train from London around the British mainland for 9 consecutive days , returning to London on the 9th day. Covid restrictios meant that... (more)

Marley Hill engine shed built in 1854 and has continuously housed steam locomotives since that time , making it the oldest working shed in the world. During the Covid lockdown it has been refurbis... (more)

Beamish museum's first event since the covid outbreak, held May 1 2021. Peckett 0-4-0 heads a load of chaldron wagons out of the colliery yard

It is Beamish Museum's annual steam weekend and this year there is a great deal of activity concentrating on the road side of things. Not much is taking place on rails. One of the guests to the pa... (more)

Bulleid Merchant Navy class 35018 BRITISH INDIA LINE passing Greengates on the Carlisle - to Settle line with 1Z87 14.22 Carlisle to London Euston The Cumbrian Mountain Express.

GWR 7029 'Clun Castle' passes Elford with the 1Z70 'White Rose' 0754 Tyseley Steam Trust - York with Class 47 47773 on the rear.

LMS 46100 'Royal Scot' crosses the River Tame at Lea Marston with the 'White Rose' 1Z60 0725 Kidderminster - York

198 passing Ashley on the Isle of Wight.