Reefsteamers' class 12AR No.1535 and 15F No.3046, make their way back home to Germiston after a days trip to Irene, on the Johannesburg to Pretoria mainline.

A bright winter's afternoon, Umgeni Steam Railway's 19D Locomotive heads home with a mixed train to Inchanga.

The first rays of sun on a cold African morning catch class 12AR and 15F numbers 1535 and 3046, as they perform a runpast for photographers.

Class 12AR No.1535 storms past, while class 15F No.3046 waits her turn in the background.

Reefsteamer's class 12AR and 15F pose side-by-side for photographers.

Reefsteamer's class 12AR and 15F perform an early morning runpast for photographers, on a cold winter's morning.

The crew of Reefsteamers class 15F 4-8-2 "Janine" acknowledge the waves from a group of admirers as their steed charges up Hamberg bank with a Youth Day special from Johannesburg to Maga... (more)

Sandstone Estate's ex-South African Railways class NG 6 (better known as a Lawley) performs an early morning runpast for photographers. This was the Lawley's first public run after restoration.

What better way to spend Fathers Day than photographing (or riding behind) steam? Friends of the Rail's trusty "Dolly", class 19D 4-8-2 no. 2650, charges up the grade out of Panpoort tow... (more)

Atlantic Rail's newly restored class 16DA "Katie" has just passed under the Nelson Mandela Boulevard road-bridge and is making her way towards the mainline that will take her to Simons T... (more)

Atlantic Rail's newly restored class 16DA departs from Monument Station with a passenger train en-route to Simons Town.

Atlantic Rail's newly restored class 16DA works a passenger train out of Kalk Bay station.

Former SAR NG15-class "Kalahari" number 119 steams across the high Van Stadens River bridge with a train bound for Assegaaibos in the Langkloof. It is a 300-foot drop to the river below. Trains ha... (more)

What better way to spend Fathers Day than photographing (or riding behind) steam? Friends of the Rail's trusty "Dolly", class 19D 4-8-2 no. 2650, tackles the grade out of Panpoort toward... (more)

Plinthed on the main concourse of Durban Station is the little 0-4-0 locomotive "Natal", the locomotive that started it all off in South Africa in 1860. Col André Kritzinger, a fellow South Afri... (more)