South African branch line GMA Garratt takes on water at Koloniesplass

An unidentified class 25 condenser heads a goods from Bloemfontein. The semaphores, signal cabin and of course, steam, have long since disappeared from this scene.

19D 2683 leaves Sannaspos with the 04.00 Zastron - Bloemfontein goods.

An unidentified class 23 shunts the 09.38 Bloemfontein - Modderpoort goods.

North British built 15CA 2824 rests between duties.

15061 leads this empty ore train north with fog pushing in off the ocean to the right out of picture.

Three class 35s run light to the Namaqua Sands plant north of Koekenaap in the late afternoon for a pickup.

The passengers get a chance to stretch their legs as Dominique pulls forward to fill up with water at Piketberg station.

Time for a quick service stop at Wellington station as we travel on board Ceres Rail from Cape Town to Ceres.

Two class 35s lead the Red Devil train through Artois back to Cape Town after picking up a problem on its first run from Cape Town to Robertson.

The Red Devil is back in steam but unfortunately on the first revenue trip from Cape Town to Robertson picked up a problem and the train had to be pulled back by 2 class 35s, here approaching Bree... (more)

Over the weekend of the 13th to 15th of July 2018, world-famous class 26 No.3450 (Red Devil) returned to service after a 14 year wait. Sadly, upon the return journey to Cape Town from Robertson, 3... (more)

World-famous class 26 No.3450 - more commonly known as the 'Red Devil'- pulls forward to begin the day's activities. Alongside 3450 is smaller sister class 19B No.1412. Table Mountain in the b... (more)

World-famous class 26 No.3450 - more commonly known as the 'Red Devil'- simmers away in Ashton station. Sadly, 3450 was waiting for diesels to come haul it back to Robertson, and the Cape Town the... (more)

Day one of the transfer trip from Ceres to Voorbaai and back just outside Worcester here.