Metrorail train number 3534 running from Wellington back to Cape Town have just crossed the Berg (Mountain) river as it approaces Paarl station.

A 6E1 towing a dead 6E lead a short freight train through Brackenfell.

The class 14Es were painted in the Blue Train colours for duty on the Blue Train but were withdrawn after two caught fire. Here 14108 and 109 lead the train through Paarl to Pretoria.

Friendly wave from the driver's assistant on the freight train to Voorbaai.

Metrorail train 3410 running from Muldersvlei via Stellenbosch to Cape Town approaches Lynedoch station here which still have operational semaphore signals.

A view of Simonstown station with the town in the back. We are about to depart back to Cape Town with the train on the left, on the right is one of the older 5M2A sets.

Two class 33's approaches Bontebokskloof siding with a short freight heding to Worcester.

A single class 33 diesel works hard uphill with this short load of petrol tankers. The mountain peak in the back is the famous Sleeping Beauty, if you look carefully you might see her face on the ... (more)

Two class 36 diesels run light past the Parow golf course to the Bellville yard.

35004 leading a freight train through Stikland back to the Bellville yard.

Night time at Matjiesfontein as a westbound grain train has just gone through, the white lights on top are to indicate the position of the switch which in this case was aligned straight.

18697 and 18693 lead the Blue Train through Almeria in the Hex River valley on the trip north having departed in Cape Town a few hours ago.

Outeniqua Railway Museum in George

Two class 33s are working hard as they climb the grade between Gouritz river and Cooper.

With only minutes of sunlight left 3 class 35s grind up the grade with a load from the Namaqua Sands plant which they will drop off at Loop 4 of the Sishen - Saldanha ore line.