A 60 cm gauge NG service from Sabalgarh to Gwalior negotiates a short stretch of street running in Gwalior's suburbs. Manned gates impede the flow of road traffic during the train's passage, but p... (more)

Passengers and pigs disembark from a Shibanxi bound train.

Early morning mist is clearing as #1225 storms across the grade crossing.

3-cylinder Pacific 'Duke of Gloucester' drifts over Berwick's famous viaduct into the Berwick water stop, bound for Edinburgh on day 1 of the 5 day 'North Briton' steam land cruise. This structure... (more)

The wide open vistas of Wyoming epitomise much of the Overland Route. Westbound stacks alongside a deserted Route 30 on a sunny spring morning.

'Mixto' heads through the street on Market Day.

This Mark IIa long wheelbase landrover has been converted to run on 2-foot gauge rail track. The rear wheels are driven by chain from the original engine. This amazing contraption featured in the ... (more)

The big oil-burning Schenectady-built Alco leaves Foix in southern France with an excursion bound for Ussat-les- Bains. Several hundred 141Rs were supplied by various American builders to France a... (more)

Local train formed of Budd cars converted to loco hauled vehicles, plus boxcars converted to basic passenger carrying cars.

Route 66 may be closed, but it's business as usual for BNSF!

Triple gauge track. 2nd rail from left to far right - Standard (4ft 8.5in). Far left to 2nd from right -Broad (5ft 3in). Centre two rails-narrow gauge (3ft 6in). The NG Branch to Wilmington was on... (more)

Your dream home is almost ready! The 0930 from Gwalior Junction, soon after departure. 9th January 2014.

Two class 37 'Tractors' head one of the Hartlepool-Georgemas Junction (in the very far north of Scotland) trains of coated pipes (for the North Sea Oil Industry) over Scotland's famous Forth Bridg... (more)

Bacon and sausages cooked the traditional loco crews way - on the fireman's shovel!

The 'Highland Chieftain' (0755 Inverness to London Kings Cross) leans to the curve after crossing Culloden Viaduct, soon after the start of its long journey south. These 125 mph 'HSTs', the first ... (more)