A mixed set of NatEx / GNER colours on a London-Inverness service passes through Dalwhinnie in wonderful evening light.

The 4M74 enterprise container service snakes it's way out of Coatbridge Container Terminal on its way south.

Through darkening skies, a Freightliner HeavyHaul working heads south to England from Ravenstruther coal loading facility.

A Compass Tours railtour heads back south from the Scottish central belt behind two veteran Class 47s, the lead in 1970s blue, the other in 1960s two tone green. This was a day of rolling cloud; t... (more)

The Edinburgh sleeper from London approaches its destination over the Slateford viaduct, unusually behind a diesel Class 67.

The loaded BLI hoppers make their way slowly from Tunstead quarry to Houndlow. The train has reversed at Buxton on it's journey through the Peak District of Derbyshire.

A class 60 heads north from Carlisle with an engineer's working, catching the last of the winter sun. This location has now been made more, um, challenging, by the repositioning of a signal. Furth... (more)

Examples of Classes 26 and 27 shunting at the SRPS's site at Bo'ness, on the south bank of the River Forth. These classes were the mainstay of Scottish traction in the 1970s and 80s. The Bo'ness &... (more)

Empty stock crossing paths at Wester Hailes. Early morning stock travelling to Edinburgh and Glasgow ready to start their day's work

The enterprise service makes its way south through rural Perthshire towards Stirling.

A train-load of coal heads south towards England from the loading plant at Ravenstruther.

Heavy Haul coal, heading south from Ravenstruther.

Goodnight Sauchton... Another location for photography has vanished due to electrification. This was it earlier in the year, before the work began. The location marks the junction between the main... (more)

An MGR working heads up from Kincardine power station, skirting the north side of the Forth Valley. Since the opening of the Alloa line, this section of track rarely sees revinue earning trains. I... (more)

Empty coaching stock for a WCR Bank Holiday charter from Newcastle to the West Highlands makes it's way south down the East Coast Main Line. The lead locomotive is carrying a full side advert for ... (more)