A pan shot of a cement wagon heading north past Kraaifontein station. These wagons are either like this with the middle part low or with the middle part higher than the ends.

Two class 33s and a class 35 are working hard up the hill at sunset through Cooper.

Today was my birthday and what better way to spend it than to go chase trains! Here 2 class 34s and class 9E electric pushes at the back of a very long empty ore train.

E9014 sits alone at the end of an empty ore train just after sunset with the lead loco 3.7km into the distance waiting to cross an approaching loaded ore train.

The Spier sunset cocktail train riding along Table Bay at sunset. Further up the line it will stop and continues back to the station after the sun has set.

E9019 leads an empty ore train out of the Orex yard at Saldanha, at this point it had still its pantograph down with diesels behind it doing all the work.

The Garret was in charge of a special passenger train from George visiting Albertinia for the day for the Aloe Festival.

Two class 33s lead a Rovos train over the Gouritz river from George back to Cape Town.

What a big surprise we got this morning when the Premier Classe special that visited Cape Town for the Jazz festival appeared around the corner with one of the new Afro 4000 locos in the lead, all... (more)

Two motor coaches pass through towards Bellville which are probably being tested.

Atlantic Rail's class 24 is pictured here against a setting sun as it slowly departs for the trip back to the station.

Panning 15046 at the back of a loaded ore train as the train passes by Elands Bay in the afternoon

An Atlantic Rail train runs towards the harbour in the distance where the loco will run around and the train will come back this way for the passengers to enjoy the sunset.

Lots of graffiti on the motor coach of a Metro heading from Cape Town to Wellington.

Class 7 locomotive of the type used on the first construction train to visit Riversdal on 3 December 1903 when the railway line between Ashton and Mossel Bay was built for the old NCCR company.