15019 is at the back of a loaded ore train waiting in loop 3 at Doringbaai to cross an empty ore train.

The luxurious 'Blue Train' headed by two class 20Es (specifically painted for the Blue Train) and a single GM class 34, pass through Regina with a regular train from Cape Town to Pretoria. Due to ... (more)

The luxurious 'Blue Train' headed by two class 20Es (specifically painted for the Blue Train) and a single GM class 34, pass through Leeudoringstad with a regular train from Cape Town to Pretoria.... (more)

Four class 35s lead the Phelophepa health train to Saldanha where it will be stationary for a couple of weeks to provide medical services to the community.

Pan shot of 15036 at the back of an empty ore train that is about to disappear into the only tunnel on this line at Elands Bay.

The Ceres Rail flower tour continues north through the farmlands outside Malmesbury heading to Graafwater.

Two class 35s tow the Red Devil and its train back to Cape Town after picking up problem, going here through Breerivier.

Bailey leading Jessica here between Leeurivier and Voorhuis outside Swellendam on the final day of the four day trip, heading back to Ceres.

A loaded ore train heads south in the late afternoon with 15026 at the back.

Four Class 18Es (Three in the 'new' Transnet livery and one in the older Spoornet Blue) and their heavy freight consist pass through Fochville.

Four class 43s with only the first two running, wait in loop 1 with a load from the Namaqua Sands plant for a crossing with an empty ore train.

An empty ore train heads north just outside Velddrif with 15075 at the front.

Four Transnet Freight Rail class 18Es (Three in the 'new' TFR livery and one in the older blue) pass the agricultural lands of the North West.

Traxtion's GE Class C30 No.3010 and a North-bound Shosholoza Meyl from Cape Town pull up to a red signal at Ariston , the station just before Klerksdorp.

'Steam on a crispy Highveld morning!' On a typically cold highveld morning, the pristine class 15F No.3046 simmers away peacefully under the water tower at the old Germiston sheds - soaking up th... (more)