Some prefer to walk, oldies like me ride. At the summit of Mount Snowdon a diesel locomotive and coach leave for the return trip to Llanberis station. An hours ride away on UK's rack and pinion r... (more)

An early morning Arriva Trains Wales Class 150 Sprinter unit on the Caerphilly to Bridgend service crosses Porthkerry Viaduct in Vale of Glamorgan.

The 1L05 Swansea - London (Paddington) First Great Western High Speed Train (HST 125) crosses Porthkerry Viaduct in the Vale of Glamorgan, with a view of the Bristol Channel and Somerset coast in ... (more)

As the sun dips below the horizon, an Arriva Trains Wales Pacer unit makes its way along the Vale of Glamorgan coastline towards Barry on the Bridgend to Aberdare service (2A64), with the single s... (more)

Taken just after sunset, orange-yellow skies appear over the Bristol Channel and a distant ship is just about seen on the horizon as it makes its way west along the channel, while the last of the ... (more)

In the very last sunrays, Double Fairlie steamlocomotive "David Lloyd George" is pulling the 1860' vintage "Victorian" train over the Cob between Porthmadog and Boston Lodge.

Double Fairlie 0-4-4-0 steamlocomotive "David Lloyd George" is leaving Porthmadog with the green passenger train bound for Beddgelert. This street running train was a photo charter.

Double Fairlie "David Lloyd George" on the way to Beddgelert.

2-4-0 "Linda" of the Ffestiniog Railway with the 1860' vintage "Victorian" trainset near Campbell's platform.

0-4-0 saddle tanks "Palmerston" and Prince" of the "small England" class are pulling an empty slate waggons train up the mountain near Campbell's platform.

After a full day on the line, "Double Fairlie" David Lloyd George is serviced in front of the Boston Lodge shed.

Demonstrating "like it was" on the tracks below the huge slate spoil tip near Blaenau Ffestiniog. The two old saddle tank locmotives "Hugh Napier" (Hunslet 1904, owned by the National Trust) and "... (more)

"Palmerston" and "Prince" of the "Small England class" with a train of empty slate waggons are rounding the spiral in Dduallt on the way up to Blaenau Ffestiniog. Bot... (more)

"Hugh Napier" is an 0-4-0 ST Hunslet quarry saddle tank (built in 1904) which worked at Penrhyn Quarries, where it was part of the "Large Quarry" class. It is owned by the Nati... (more)

The Ffestiniog Railway was opened in 1836 mainly for the transport of slate from different quarries around Blaenau Ffestiniog down to the harbour of Porthmadog for shipment abroad. The line was bu... (more)