Two beauties in one picture. The blue train heads back to Pretoria in the north of South Africa in front of a beautiful Table Mountain, the world renowned landmark of Cape Town.

The Premier Class train just outside of Wellington in the Boland region of the Western Cape. To note: This is in the middle of Winter.

Two 6E1s lead a short passenger train through a deserted Tulbagh station inbound to Cape Town.

A Luxrailer Inspection Trolley passes through Tulbagh station heading out to Worcester.

The Blue Train passes through Tulbaghkloof behind 20032 and 20031 with the old road visible below the train.

E1597 in the red SAR livery and E1950 in the new Prasa blue livery lead the Transkaroo from Cape Town to Johannesburg here through Tulbaghkloof.

The 2 China Dolls painted in the Blue Train livery racing along in the section between Hermon and Gouda with the Blue Train in tow.

The Blue Train makes her way through the Boland region of the Cape en route to Pretoria situated in the far north of the country, with her 20E matching locomotives.

A flash back in time when the class 6E electric locos were still running, here E1197 and E1178 in Spoornet orange and blue lead a passenger train through Brackenfell towards Cape Town in the after... (more)

Metro train number 3538 approaches Muldersvlei station to the left out of sight in the late afternoon.

Three class 18Es lead a load north through Kleinstraat with dust blowing off the wagons at the back.

Three class 18Es bring a load of coal through Sandhills towards Cape Town in the afternoon.

The class 14Es were painted in the Blue Train colours for duty on the Blue Train but were withdrawn after two caught fire. Here 14108 and 109 lead the train through Paarl to Pretoria.

These 6E1 locomotives are freshly painted to match the new color scheme of PRASA (Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa). Here they are on their maiden voyage hauling the Premiere Classe train ser... (more)

Two class 18Es lead a grain train through Hermon with a class 36 shunting loco also riding along.