Newbold [Tram]: Milnrow was the last station before Rochdale on the Oldham Loop railway but Metrolink conversion brought two new tram stops at Kingsway Business Park and Newbold. This is the latter, viewed from an approaching Rochdale bound tram on 12th February 2025. Immediately beyond the tram stop the line rises slightly to cross the A660 Milnrow Road and then the Network Rail line to the north of Rochdale station.

Appleby: On Tuesday, 4th November 2025, 68003 'Astute', stands immediately south of Appleby station framed by the water crane. It experienced difficulty whilst working 6K06 1835 Hellifield to Carlisle New Yard after rescuing 66434 working 6K05 Carlisle New Yard to Crewe Bradford Hall. The two drivers did a walk around, concerned by the wheelsets on the Salmon Bogie Flats in the rake behind, before eventually continuing.

Bonnyrigg [PR]: Bonnyrigg goods shed in July 1969 looking south. Goods traffic at Bonnyrigg ended in January 1965 although it had been classed as an Unstaffed Public Siding since September 1962 when the passenger service was withdrawn. The passenger station was on the other side of the level crossing and the crossing keepers house can be seen on the right; the station building was beyond it on the same side. The line itself closed in March 1967 when freight traffic to Penicuik ceased.

Burntisland East Junction: LNER Azuma 800103 passes the East Dock at Burntisland, with the 07.08 from Leeds to Aberdeen, on 13th November 2025. Has the vegetation on the right been cut back in anticipation of electrification work?

East Kilbride: The East Kilbride line is just weeks away from electric trains, part of a £144m investment from the Scottish Government to modernise the route.

Penrith: I normally see trains like this considerably further South. 88010 leads 4M48, a Tesco train from Motherwell to Daventry, through Penrith on 6th August 2023.

Ramsbottom: East Lancashire Railway 2025 DMU Gala Weekend.Visiting Derby Lightweight M79900 'Iris' arrived at Ramsbottom as the 12:20 Heywood to Ramsbottom and then tagged onto the rear of the Cravens unit on the 13:30 Rawtenstall to Bury. Iris seen here drawing forward into Platform one to couple up.

Norwich: 37264 pilots failed 47007 on the 0700 Liverpool Street to Norwich, service seen arriving at Norwich on 2nd April 1977. The view here has changed a lot with the arrival of the overhead wires, signalling controlled from Colchester and development where once the loco sheds stood

Mye Siding: Looking west from the level crossing at Mye Siding in 1999, before the trackbed became a footpath. Buchlyvie Junction to Mye Siding and Drymen to Gartness closed 1949, 15 years after closure to passengers. Gartness survived until 1950 and Mye Siding until 1952.

Dufftown: BR Scotrail operated a Summer only service during weekdays the mid 1980s from Aberdeen to Dufftown under the 'Northern Belle' name using sleeper coaching seated stock with blue lighting nicknamed 'the blue lagoon' stock for those who sat up on a cheaper ticket on overnight trains.