The Isle of Man steam locomotive #10 named G.H. Wood (built by Beyer Peacock & Co, Ltd. in 1905) is hauling a passenger train between Douglas and Port Erin. (A David Williams / Tanago charter trai... (more)

The Isle of Man steam locomotive #8 named Fenella (built by Beyer Peacock & Co, Ltd. in 1894) is running along the Atlantic coast between Douglas and Port Soderick. (A David Williams / Tanago char... (more)

The Isle of Man steam locomotive #8 named Fenella (built by Beyer Peacock & Co, Ltd. in 1894) is hauling a passenger train between Douglas and Port Soderick. (A David Williams / Tanago charter tra... (more)

The Isle of Man steam locomotive #8 named Fenella (built by Beyer Peacock & Co, Ltd. in 1894) is running along the Atlantic coast between Douglas and Port Soderick. (A David Williams / Tanago char... (more)

With Bulgham Bay as a backdrop, open crossbench car number 33 with trailer 59 and van 4, descend past Ballaragh while working from Ramsey to Douglas on the Isle of Man.

One of the Isle of Man's famous Beyer Peacock tanks starts its Douglas-bound journey from Port Erin, with a little help from a 400mm lens.