US built S 160 heads B1 61002 with a train of matching coaches through Newtondale on the North Yorkshire Moors

7812 Erlestoke Manor at Williton with a short goods train, conveying narrow gauge loco Sir Haydn, during a David Williams photo charter on Friday 4th October 2013

Two High Speed Trains (HST) Class 43 of First Great Western are meeting in Dawlish at 5.49 PM, train 1C86 from London Paddington to Pencanze and train 1A92 from Plymouth to London Paddington.

A less-than-convinced farmer's wife was not willing to let me take this view from her family's land. She finally relented after an overdose of Armitage charm and soft soap. This was much to my rel... (more)

Voyager of the class 220 with the 1E67 of CrossCountry from Plymouth to Leeds is passing Dawlish.

Diesel High speed train (HST) with power car 43 098 leading is running First Great Western train 1A77 from Penzance to London Paddington along the coast in Dawlish. First Great Western has the la... (more)

Heavy former Great Western 2-8-0 tank engine # 4277 "Hercules", built in 1920 in the Swindon works, now running for the Dartmouth Steam Railway and Riverboat Company, is pulling the 16.15 Kingswea... (more)

Super Voyager Class 221 of Crosscountry is running train 1S41 from Plymouth to Edingburgh along the coast near Dawlish in Devon.

Heavy former Great Western 2-8-0 tank engine # 4277 "Hercules", built in 1920 in the Swindon works, now running for the Dartmouth Steam Railway and Riverboat Company, is pulling the 15.15 Paignton... (more)

I was going to say this was a NEAR perfect recreation of an everyday branch line scene from the early 50s. On reflection - it's TOO perfect! A wonderful moment on the idyllic and very welcoming Ec... (more)

High Speed Train (HST) of the Great Western Railway, with power car 43 158 leading, with train 1A76 from Penzance to London Paddington running along the coast near Dawlish.

"Black Five" # 44932 from the Midland Railway Center is pulling train 1Z37 "The Royal Duchy" of the Railway Touring Company from Bristol Temple Meads to Par through Dawlish. The very popular "mixe... (more)

At last - cool enough for steam to show, damp enough to leave the diesels in the garage, sunny enough to light up the Dales. I think I've gone to heaven. Great photographic conditions returned tod... (more)