A single 35 approaching Fisantekraal with a string of cement wagons behind heading north to Saldanha.

The Malmesbury Metro behind a single Class 35 on a beautiful winter afternoon here between Klipheuwel and Wintervogel.

One of the early batch of the standard mixed traffic main line steam locomotives of the South African Railways departs from Koornburg with a mixed train bound for Malmesbury.

35465 with one empty and a shunters wagon about to duck underneath the R399 just before the De Hoek cement factory.

Crossing getting protected as the train pushes back to drop of the grain wagons, in front is the main line and the station to the right.

At Kalbaskraal the line going north splits, one going to Saldanha and the other to Malmesbury and further north from there. 35413 and 35446 departs Kalbaskraal for Saldanha with cement empties, al... (more)

35465 with its short train passes the grain silo at Korinberg, the train would stop here to drop off the 6 grain wagons.

Early on a sunny morning just north of Rust siding as a single class 35 leads a short train from Malmesbury to De Hoek.

A single class 35, 9 loads of coal and a shunters caboose make up a nice looking branch line train in the farmlands of the “Swartland” (the black country - named for the colour of its rich soi... (more)

A single GE class 35-400, working the weekday freight from Malmesbury to De Hoek, runs into a patch of sunlight near Rust siding in the Swartland region of the Western Cape. Fellow RP contributor ... (more)

The farmlands of the “Swartland” (the black country - named for the colour of its rich soil) surround the daily weekday freight from Malmesbury to the PPC cement factory at De Hoek, as it near... (more)

The daily freight from Malmesbury to De Hoek is leaving Rust siding, after a brief stop for a crossing with another freight. The one and only blonde lady locomotive driver in the Western Cape regi... (more)

The Malmesbury Metro approaches Klipheuwel station having just made a stop at Mellish to the right out of picture.

Two class 35's with two dead class 34's (GE U26C) leading cement wagons north just before Klipheuwel station.

Two class 36 diesels working hard up the hill with a load of grain behind heading north.