The daily loco-hauled Leeds-Carlisle working, over the famed Settle-Carlisle line, in glorious Pennine scenery. The top-and-tailed train (2nd loco is 37408) and the characteristic dry stone walls ... (more)

One of the final loco-hauled Glasgow runs before the Pendolinos took over completely. 87001 is named 'Stephenson' and carries original as-delivered BR blue livery.

A return 'Hebridean Land Cruise' from Oban to London, a few miles after leaving Oban, an attractive small port town on Scotland's west coast. 2nd loco is 37275.

Station staff struggle to keep the platform clear of snow, as the daily Dalston-Grangemouth petroleum empties pass.

The overnight Sheerness-Mossend Yard 'Enterprise' freight working, passes Carstairs, about 15 miles short of its destination, during a heavy sbow shower.

Another train of Scottish coal heads for an English power station, against a backdrop of the Lowther Hills in southwestern Scotland.

One of the temporary Manchester-London St Pancras 'Rio' services roars up the hill past New Mills South Junction on a crisp early Spring day.

The 'Royal Scotsman' luxury train, southbound over this impressive structure on the northern edge of the Grampian mountains.

Route 28 (Ancient) crosses route 15 (Modern) at right angles in the heart of Lisbon. The modern car is in all-over Coca-Cola advertising livery apart from the yellow ends.

Route 28 is a must for any visitor to Lisbon, taking in amazingly narrow streets in the oldest parts of the city. The livery advertises the Oceanário - a must-visit aquarium and sea-life centre.

This is one of Lisbon's 3 street funiculars. They are operated by under street cables. The trolley wire is provided for communications circuits. Car no 1 climbs away from the lower terminus for it... (more)

This is one of Lisbon's 3 street funiculars. They are operated by under street cables. The trolley wire is provided for communications circuits. In my view the Bica is the most attractive of the 3... (more)

Class leaders 900 and 901 of the 10-strong charismatic broad-gauge Australian-built English Electric 900 class (1951 vintage) northbound through Bowmans with a Sunday Afternoon cattle train.

When the rain comes in Lisbon you just board a tram to keep dry - and see the city at the same time. This is the view forward from Route 12 on a wet afternoon.

This tram - in all over livery advertising a well known beer - pauses just outside the Praça da Comércio, outside the main Post Office.