Looking more like a model, the weekly train of fuel oil tanks from Glasgow to Fort William passes the Northern shore of Loch Tulla, deep in the Scottish Highlands, on a glorious early summer after... (more)

A pair of class 66 locos bask in the evening sun at Didcot,whilst a London bound H.S.T. from Oxford passes in the background.

66106 heads South towards Carstairs with the 6K22 Mossend - Innerwick (Near Dunbar) loaded autoballaster wagons

Freightliner Class 66 no. 66512 runs alongside the M602 motorway in Salford as it heads towards Eccles with a load of coal. The tall building in the background is the Beetham Tower, which is a 47... (more)

Spring has come to Kent. The heavily delayed Sila (Spain) to Dagenham (London) Transfesa Ford parts train has just passed the village of Charing in Kent on its way from the Channel Tunnel to Londo... (more)

66729 'Derby County' passes beneath the looming bulk of Ben Lomond (3196 ft) while working the daily Fort William to North Blyth alumina tank train. Spring has definitely come to the Scottish High... (more)

6K05, the daily Carlisle - Crewe infrastructure train hammers up the gradient at Ais Gill behind DBS 66199. The line approaches Ais Gill from Mallerstang which can be seen in the right hand backgr... (more)

GBRf's 66705 ''Golden Jubilee'' complete with the Union Jack logo on its side powers 6S44 North Blyth (North East, England) - Fort William (Scottish Highlands) up the hill to Fauldhouse

Class 66s are so quiet, this one nearly caught me out, depite being on full power and working up the steep gradient. Fortunately, it was only doing around 30mph so I had time to set this shot up

The Settle and Carlisle is known as The Long Drag, and watching this 2000ish ton coal train slowly slog past Birkett Common, I could see why. Kirkby Stephen station is just out of site in the back... (more)

After having worked overnight at Cheltenham,a loaded train of ballast heads past Haresfield on its journey to Westbury.

Colas Rail 66843 approaches the summit of the Settle and Carlisle at Ais Gill with 6J37 the Carlisle - Chirk logs. This working normally uses the WCML route via Penrith, but is apparently to use t... (more)