In fading light, GWR Castle class no. 5029 Nunney Castle storms past the crossing at Stratton, west of Dorchester, with the return leg of the Weymouth Coast Express railtour.

In dreadful, rainy weather, Royal Scot class no. 46115 Scots Guardsman crosses the famous Batty Moss viaduct at Ribblehead, on the Settle-Carlisle line. The loco was working the return leg of the ... (more)

Royal Scot class no. 46115 Scots Guardsman arrives at Hellifield station for a water stop with the outbound leg of the inaugural 2011 Fellsman railtour.

Royal Scot class no. 46115 Scots Guardsman storms through Cherry Tree, near Blackburn with the return leg of the inaugural 2011 Fellsman railtour.

The evening light is fading as a Class 185 crosses Saddleworth Viaduct on its climb towards Standedge tunnel.

A panned shot of "Sapper" at Burrs as it powers the first midweek train of the week towards Rawtenstall.

Owl backs onto its train at the Kirklees Light Railway in Yorkshire. This locomotive was built in 1999 by the railway's owner, Brian Taylor. It is modelled on a rare type, an Avonside/Heisler arti... (more)

The driver of Owl at the Kirklees Light Railway in Yorkshire.

A shot taken in the engine shed at Amman, Jordan on the Hejaz Railway. 2-8-2 no. 23, built by the British firm of Robert Stephenson & Hawthorn in 1952, is receiving some new boiler tubes. the sce... (more)

This loco was built in Britain to an LMS design for the War Department for use overseas during WW2. Many of these locos ended up in Turkey and in 2010 this and a sister loco were bought by UK enth... (more)

This is the actual Sans Pareil locomotive from the Rainhill Trials of 1829 on the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. Designed by Timothy Hackworth, this loco is on display at the National Railway M... (more)

An unusual view of 0-4-0 saddle tank No.2. Built by Hawthorn Leslie and Company, the loco is currently undergoing overhaul and is seen minus its boiler in the engine shed at Marley Hill on the Ta... (more)

A rare view inside the cab of World Record Holder, A4 class no 4468 Mallard on display at Locomation in County Durham, a site owned by the National Railway Museum. Mallard will be visiting Germany... (more)

The driver of no.3 Holy War admires his steed on a layover at Bala, while working services on the Bala Lake Railway. This driver, aged 21 was working only his second weekend of full-time driving.

A scene in the workshop at Llanuwchllyn on the Bala Lake Railway. The loco is Triassic, a Peckett 0-6-0 saddle tank built in 1911 for a cement quarry near Rugby. It came to this railway in 1993. T... (more)