47756 named "Royal Mail Tyneside" Leads 46035 past Cockwood harbour on the return pathfinders tour "Cornish Mazey Day" .On the outward leg 46035 ran into problems at Kidderminster with a TPWS faul... (more)

37401 and 37670 are seen leading 1Z37 Crewe-Parkandillack west at Langstone Rock, Dawlish - 16/05/2009

60059 is seen working 6M11 Washwood Heath-Peak Forest out of Dove Holes Tunnel - 29/04/2009

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)

A class 60 heads west from Edinburgh with an engineer's working, catching the last of the winter sun.

The final shot north of 37670 on a ballast working, this time at Slochd Summit.

Another shot of 37670 on it's recent jaunt up to Inverness with a ballast train.

60023 crosses the River Avon at Eckington with 6E41 the 11.22 Westerleigh - Lindsey oil empties, 12/2/08. ©www.railphotoprints.co.uk - John Chalcraft Railroad: EWS Railway
Locomotive: Class 60
Location: Eckington, United Kingdom
Locomotive #: 60023
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: February 12, 2008

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)

Sunshine on Leith. Imported coal makes it's way out of the docks behind 66151, most likely heading to Cockenzie Power Station, further down the coast.

A departmental working heads north to Edinburgh from Carlisle, headed by 37422, against the late afternoon light. This locomotive is now in storage.

Piloting 60085 on the 6V70 Cliffe to St Blazey empty china clay tanks, preserved D1015, Western Champion approaches Tiverton Parkway station, between Taunton and Exeter, in August 2002. The Wester... (more)

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

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)