Ceres Rail Company's class 19B No.1412 departs from Prince Alfred Hamlet with a short freight consist.

Ceres Rail Company's class 19D No.3322 storms out of Prince Alfred Hamlet with a short passenger consist. Meanwhile the sun has just risen above the mountains in the background...

Ceres Rail Company's class 19D No.3322 storms out of Prince Alfred Hamlet with a short passenger consist. Meanwhile the sun has just risen above the mountains in the background...

'Steam in the Cape winelands...' Ceres Rail Company's class 19D - No.3322 - is seen here racing past a vineyard close to Hermon on the Cape mainline, following a day trip to Ceres on Freedom da... (more)

Having reached the junction at Wolseley, Ceres Rail's day-trip to Ceres, behind 19D No.3322 - has began the steep climb out of Wolseley towards Michell's Pass.

On a warm autumn morning, Ceres Rail Company's Class 19D - No.3322 - races out of Table Bay Harbour with a day trip train to Ceres.

On a warm autumn morning, Ceres Rail Company's Class 19D - No.3322 - races past Kraaifontein, with a train destined for Ceres.

Ceres Rail Company's class 19D - No.3322 - and her train make their way through Nuwekloof, between Gouda & Tulbagh - on the Cape Town mainline.

Ceres Rail Company's class 19D - No.3322 - and her lengthy train pass through Somerset West, as they head for the famous and challenging Sir Lowry's Pass!

'Sunset arrival at Inchanga...' With a few minutes to spare, class 19D No.2685 - 'Wesley' - arrives at Inchanga with the 'Sunset Trip.' Run entirely by volunteers, Umgeni Steam Railway (USR) ope... (more)

Umgeni Steam Railway's class 19D No.2685 is seen here climbing the steep gradient between Hillcrest and Inchanga.

Umgeni Steam Railway's class 19D No.2685 is seen here descending the steep 1:30 gradient between Alverstone and Drummond.

Umgeni Steam Railway's class 19D No.2685 is seen here charging out of Kloof with a regular monthly train to Inchanga, on the old Natal mainline.

'Fly-b(ab)y!' Class 19D No.3360 and the 'Great Train Race' are on the main between Driemanskap and Heidelberg, with a 'Fly Baby' giving a low fly-by for spectators.

Following a two year hiatus, steam returned to the rails in Gauteng. Rovos Rail's class 19D No.3360 with the honours, hauling a train destined for Heidelberg... Seen here at Germiston Yard.