After making a stop at the Voorbaai yard which is to the left out of picture, the train is starting a long climb heading to Cape Town. Looking back across the bay is the town of Mossel Bay.

A woman and her cat enjoy the sun on a chilly morning as a Rovos Rail train passes by heading to Oudtshoorn.

Two class 34 diesels accelerate through the S curve between Kandelaars and Friesland sidings, leading a Rovos Rail train from George to Oudtshoorn.

A view of Voorbaai yard and the town of Hartenbos moments after a Rovos train has arrived from George. The 2 diesels have uncoupled and are heading off to be refueled for the long trip to Worceste... (more)

Two Class 35's lead a Rovos Rail train down hill through the twists and turns just before Groot Brakrivier station, currently on a 9 day trip from Pretoria to Cape Town.

Two Class 35 diesels lead 3 wagons loaded with cement and a shunters wagon through Tulbagh, coming from the cement factory at Riebeeck Wes and heading to Worcester.

E1468 leads the Johannesburg - Cape Town passenger train through Tulbaghkloof, at the bottom is where the old road went which crossed the line on the left where the train is coming through the cut... (more)

35465 with one empty and a shunters wagon about to duck underneath the R399 just before the De Hoek cement factory.

Two Class 33's with a short freight heading west to Worcester, running here between Jubilee and Drew sidings.

Crossing getting protected as the train pushes back to drop of the grain wagons, in front is the main line and the station to the right.

E1464 and E1629 leading the second Premier Classe train of the morning back to Johannesburg, seen here just after exiting the 3rd of the 4 Hex River Tunnels.

Early morning at the entrance to the Hex River valley just before Sandhills is the first of 3 passenger trains that visited Cape Town for the Jazz festival heading back to Johannesburg.

Metrorail's Business Express running between Cape Town and Hugenote returns back to Cape Town here through Muldersvlei earlier than the normal schedule on the Friday before Christmas.

At Kalbaskraal the line going north splits, one going to Saldanha and the other to Malmesbury and further north from there. 35413 and 35446 departs Kalbaskraal for Saldanha with cement empties, al... (more)

Two class 33's approaches Bontebokskloof siding with a short freight heding to Worcester.