Climbing away from Glenfinnan

LNER 62005 departs Loughborough with the 1100 to Leicester North during the Great Central Railways Winter Steam Gala Weekend

Whilst photographers usually prefer some indication that a locomotive is working hard, good driving and firing skills are well in evidence here. 62005 has left Levisham Station, seen in the far di... (more)

"The Jacobite" steam train from Fort William to Mallaig on the West Highland line running along Loch Eilt. Pulling is "K1" # 62005. The "Mogul" was built in 1949 by the North British Locomotive Co... (more)

62005 Lord Of The Isles tows 60532 Blue Peter back to the roundhouse at Barrow Hill.

Wild poppies flourish and make a colourful foreground as members of the K1s crew go about their business. This was a one-off photo charter on the largely disused but quite extensive Hull Docks net... (more)

The former LNER 'K1' class mogul did a one-off photo charter on the largely disused Hull Docks trackage, presenting a great many unusal photo opportunites, sadly not attracting any sunshine.

'K1' class Mogul performs a runby during a West Highland Line photo charter.

62005 departing Grosmont for Pickering with a set of ex LNER teak coaches.

No, this is not a photo charter, nor is the clag by special request - it's just the natural result of a steam loco battling a particularly severe gradient. K1 class 62005 has lifted the 'East Coas... (more)

If ever there was a perfect recreation of a branch line pick-up freight this is it! On a beautiful February morning, the North Eastern Locomotive Preservation Group's 'K1' 2-6-0 passes Springside ... (more)

By any standards, Water Arc between Grosmont and Goathland, is one of the finest railway locations in Britain. On a lovely, warm spring afternoon and with the May blossom in full bloom, the 'K1' ... (more)

Just look at those clouds! I was so fascinated by the build-up of the formation that I nearly forgot to press the shutter as the 'K1' and 'A2' double-header arrived. I know a photographer shouldn'... (more)

This is one for lovers of the 1950's with the 'K1' in British Railways' lined black livery and the coaching stock in carmine & cream (colloquially 'blood & custard'). The fabulous late autumn colo... (more)

On a crystal clear morning, gleaming 'K1' No.62005 rattles through Gilberdyke 'en route' from York to Hull with the 'Pennine K' special. Thankfully she is without a ludicrous headboard which so ma... (more)