These trains have just passed - they're travelling in opposite directions, but both coming towards me. There's a loop in a tunnel through the hill in the background; and another below me to the ba... (more)

One of the handful of vintage Re 4/4iis to retain original green livery heads south through Effretikon towards the Zürich goods yard at Dietikon.

The empty stock for the West Highland Line summer season makes it's way north behind an ex LMS Black 5 and an ex LNER K1.

A short departmental ballast travels west with Edinburgh Castle dominating the skyline.

The unique Fife Circle loco-hauled service approaches the Forth Bridge after passing through a heavy summer shower.

On hire to GBRf, 87002 pilots three class 325 mail units through the Southern Uplands

Empty stock for the West Highland summer season makes its way north on the West Coast Main Line.

The morning binliner leaves Edinburgh for a landfill site near Dunbar behind a 40 year old class 37.

The return of the morning loco-hauled 'Fife Circle' service to Edinburgh. These must be the grubbiest, drabbest coaches in the western world(!). This is another scene which will shortly change wit... (more)

Storm clouds gathering as the evening mail service heads south from Shieldmuir through the Southern Uplands.

A rare ballast working heads north in the summer sun, passing the signal box and level crossing at Blackford, between Stirling and Perth.

The Grangemouth-Daventry Tesco Express heads south, passing a light class 60 heading east from Prestwick. Class 66s from three operators are a common sight in Scotland, unfortunately class 60s are... (more)

The evening Fife Circle working gets a wave from a young fan. There's a Scottish railway joke that all trains stop at Inverkeithing; this one has just left the station on it's way back to Edinburg... (more)

An empty cement working returns to Dunbar, through the last of the Fife sunlight. This train will shortly begin the ascent to the Forth Bridge, where it will cross the estuary at the height of 150... (more)

The Edinburgh portion of the lowland Caledonian Sleeper makes its way into the Scottish capital.