A local train from Marseilles to Miramas just before arriving at Niolon.

Southern Railway #630 heads into West Virginia at Devon, ending its westward trek on the afternoon run. The train will turn on the two WYE tracks and the Pokey mainline before heading back east th... (more)

It’s not a good sign when one is waiting for the next subject to enter his viewfinder and it turns out to be a derrick work train. That assuredly indicates the line is blocked with a derailme... (more)

Lost? Union Pacific's Western Pacific heritage unit has been getting one heck of a tour of unfamiliar territory over in the Southeast. It all began with a journey to the Sunshine State (Flo... (more)

FCCA no. 1008 and 1009 cross a bridge between San Mateo and Rio Blanco. The steel bridge underneath is an old road bridge.

W&W #58 leads a Saturday Autumn Leaf excursion on November 9th, captured here at "Bridge 8A" at Wooddale in the backwoods of DE.

Em 3/3 18814is pulling a train of association VES (Verein zur Erhaltung der Eisenbahnlinie Etzwilen-Singen) from Rielasingen (Germany) to Etzwilen (Switzerland). The train is crossing the Rhine br... (more)

An open firebox door illuminates the fireman as the DRGW 488 heads west from Antonito shortly before sunrise. A Farrails/Pete Lerro charter.

Twin Hudson locomotives R707 and R761 echo out across the Taradale Valley as they race southwards at dusk with a Steamrail special returning to Melbourne from Bendigo.

Built in 1910 by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is this four arch stone viaduct over the mouth of the Cacapon River near Great Cacapon, WV. Originally built for the then triple track B&O, CSX sti... (more)

Climax locomotive 1694 crosses the Monbulk Creek Trestle only a few minutes into it's official relaunch run to Menzies Creek and Emerald.

The sun has just risen behind the spray rising from Victoria Waterfalls. View from the Victoria Falls Hotel.

DXs 5258 and 5327 leave the Waimakariri River behind with their coal train and head for Cass. The bridge here over the Cass river has recently been replaced by a less-quaint concrete version.

The absolutely unmistakable form of the Forth Bridge towers over the Firth of Forth, silhouetted by the twilit sky and lit from below and within by spotlights. This bridge didn't take shape by me... (more)