47802 and 47501 pass through Stocksfield on the return leg of 3S10 Carlisle to Carlisle via Nunthorpe rail head treatment train (RHTT).

DRS no. 47 802 Pride of Cumbria on display at the Open Weekend at the West Coast Railway Co. HQ at Carnforth.

37 229 heads a line of DRS locos on display under the giant water and coaling plants at the West Coast Railway Co. Open Weekend at Carnforth. These are about the last ones in Britain.

DRS Class 20 no. 20 307 on display at the West Coast Railway Co. Open Weekend at Carnforth.

47802 arrives at Dumbarton with the "Stobart Pullman" on the final day of the four day "Easter West Highlander" tour.

66429 & 66427 haul the 5Z66 04:33 Crewe – Keyham along the sea wall at Dawlish on Tuesday 25th March 2008

37229 was top and tailed with 40145 on a railtour to Whitby running down Commondale Esk Valley Line between Kildale and Castleton

Direct Rail Services was set up by BNFL to operate Nuclear Traffic to and from Sellafield. On 03/05/07 66420 wa to be found working a flask to Devonport Dockyard Plymouth. The flask was empty as d... (more)

On a trip to the Thames Valley, I made a stop off at Cholsey Farm, and was waiting for Freighliner Intermodal train 4S59 1505 Southampton Maritime to Coatbridge liner. It was hit and miss as to wh... (more)

47712 “Pride of Carlisle” with 47501 DOR hauls Stobart Rail Tours’ 1Z47 “The Central Wales Winter Wonderland” 06.25 Paddington to Shrewsbury past Wistanstow. The tour didn’t live up to... (more)

37606 (with 37609 on the rear) approach Leicester with a Derby to Bristol test train.

Britains railways may lack motive power variety these days, but no one can accuse them of lacking colour. A vintage pair of DRS Class 47's top and tail an amazingly varied rake of coaching stock w... (more)

37602 got taken off the RHTT at Welshpool close to midnight on the 29th October, due to bad wheelflats on one wheelset. It was dumped in the siding, where EWS fitted a wheelskate to it the followi... (more)

Driver Noodles looks back to check for a hand signal from the shunter to move forward from the Dungeness loading facility. The orange stripe is a warning to crews not to go above that level due to... (more)

The locomotive makes a nice reflection as it crosses the dyke at Snargate.