With rain lashing down outside, the warm glow of the carriage lights provide a welcome sanctury for any passenger boarding the local service to Swanage. the train hauled by a Drummond T9 waits at ... (more)

Arguably the finest aesthetically designed diesel locomotive. The BR Class 52 hydraulic ‘Westerns’ were styled by the famous industrial designer Misha Black, the result of an imitative by the ... (more)

LNER Class B1 emerges into the late autumn sun.

GWR Castle Class No 5043 runs along the canal at Crofton on route to Bristol

GWR Castle Class No 5043 powers out of Bath through the famous Sidney Gardens. A location where the public could see trains close to as shown by the girls on the right. Sadly this is no longer pos... (more)

Under soft golden evening light GWR King 6023 waits to go on shed.

GWR Pannier tank No 6430 slogs up the steep climb to Berwyn Station with the first train of the day after an unusually late heavy snow fall.

All the elements coming together for one beautiful scene, A4 No 60009 crossing Ribblehead viaduct

A late substitute for 60163 Tornado BR Merchant Navy Class 4-6-2 No 35028 Clan Line rounds the curve at Newton St Loe between and Bristol with the Cathedrals Express from Southend to Bristol. The ... (more)

BR Standard Class 7 ‘Britannia’ No 70013 Oliver Cromwell hauls an excursion from Bristol to Crewe through Pontrilas along the North-West Route on a rare sunny November day. Cardiff Canton base... (more)

Steel wheel on steel rail, close up at speed, hand held leaning out and hoping for the best.

A scene on the Tanfield Railway, which claims to be the worldfs oldest railway from 1725. There is very little of the modern world in this view with two locos dating from 1891. The traction ... (more)

Perfect Storm. This was shot in the middle of a thunder and lighning storm, the rain was absolutely torrential with no protection, this was literally lift camera shoot and hope, I am delighted wit... (more)

Under grey skies a First Great Western HST descends Dainton bank on route to London, the pink of the doors neatly matching the spring flowers

Sidney Gardens is steeped in history. the oldest park in the City of Bath. It is listed as a grade 11 and recognised as an important Park on a national level. It was planned and laid out by the ar... (more)