Two 18Es in Spoornet blue towing a dead class 36 shunting loco lead a mix freight up the climb out of Lions River towards Durban.

Atlantic Rail's class 16DA pulling a Metro set on a test run from Cape Town to Stellenbosch is seen here approaching just outside Stellenbosch.

It is just after sunset as a short load of military vehicles behind 18684 is seen here just after running through the tunnel 4 of the Hexton tunnels which is just over 13km in length with a passin... (more)

35009 approaches Karringmelk with a short freight seen here through a gap between the young black wattle trees.

The back end of an empty ore train passes by in the late afternoon with the head end already gone underneath the Bobbejaansberg (baboon mountain) on the right with 15055 at the back.

The sun is about to set over the Atlantic ocean as we are treated to one final train for the day. Here a loaded ore train heads down the coast to Saldanha with E9025 at the back.

18119 fresh out of the paint shop leads tankers here past the faded Lions River station board heading up to Johannesburg.

15065 leads an empty ore train north as it is about to pass through Loop 1 at Dwarskersbos.

35417 passes through Buffeljagsrivier in the late afternoon running a few hours behind schedule with a mix freight behind.

14001 leads the Blue Train around the curve and about to pass through Touwsrivier. These locos have been withdrawn from passenger service and are only used on freight now.

It is late on a hot summers night with a full moon illuminating the Bobbejaansberg (Baboon mountian) as a loaded ore train passes through the only tunnel on this line.

33030 with the Worcester - Voorbaai freight in tow slows to a stop as it pulls into Karringmelk siding to cross the Voorbaai train.

A friendly wave from the driver of the Premier Classe as it passes through Balgowan early morning heading down to Durban.

Traveling on board the Transkaroo out of Cape Town through Brackenfell station with a Metro train at the other platform heading back towards Cape Town.

34902 approaches Outeniqua siding with Rovos behind having left George not to long ago, in the distance above the bridge is Georg airport.