18712 leads Rovos up the grade at Klapmuts towards Cape Town in the late afternoon.
With a fresh Worcester crew in charge, the Blue Train is on its way north to Beaufort West. It is seen exiting the 2nd Hex River tunnel (approx 4.5km long)
35439 runs light through Muldersvlei towards Bellville.
No. 1555 in happier days at the head of the CT-JHB Trans-Karoo Express. Compare it now in photo 572855. For interest, also see photos 369843 and 369844 taken on the same day as this photo
Jessica seen here on the outskirts of Worcester on the Cape main line. On the other side of town she will get onto the Voorbaai branch to continue the journey.
After suffering burn damage a few weeks back, this 6E1 type locomotive awaits her fate of being hauled back to Cape Town where she will be scrapped.
18712 leads a load of black gold through Sandhills towards Worcester. The N1 between Cape Town and Johannesburg can be seen behind the train.
The Blue Train leaves Wellington behind on a beautiful winters morning with 20032 leading for the trip back north.
E1468 and E1474 lead a special Premier Classe into the Hex River valley at Sandhills back north to Johannesburg.
Two class 18Es in TFR red and Spoornet blue lead a special Blue Train north through Malan in the late afternoon.
The Blue Train catches some early spring sun as she heads back to Pretoria from Cape Town.
33509 busy shunting in the Worcester yard on a sunny afternoon.
The Blue Train heading north behind 2 x 18Es.
The Saturday afternoon Boland Blitz service on its way to Worcester
The Train Control Officer at Paarl cabin looks on as 36 020 rolls into the station with the rewiring train.
