Kyle of Lochalsh: Class 5MT 44718 departs Kyle of Lochalsh on 1740 to Inverness.

Derwent Junction: Drone shot of the existing bridge, just north of Derwent Junction, serving the Port of Workington.

Ayr: The new staff accommodation building on the east side of Ayr station, seen on 27th September 2020. This will provide staff with a fully functioning base, independent of the original station building. It will serve as a booking-on point for drivers and host general welfare facilities for all station-based staff. It has not taken Network Rail long to get this in place.

Gleneagles: Locomotive Services Ltd 37521 and 37667 charge through Gleneagles on 27th September with a private charter from Perth to Darlington North Road, part of a longer (4-day) tour.

Livingston South: A Glasgow Central semi-fast photographed during a lengthy stop at Livingston South on 9 September 2020. A lot of extra time is built into this timetable for some reason.

Georgemas Junction: Loaded timber train at Georgemas Junction during the Victa Railfreight trial workings in August 2020. West Coast Cass 37s provided the motive power for these trains.

Didcot Railway Centre: 'New build' GWR Saint 4-6-0, 2999 'Lady of Legend', was one of two locos starring at Didcot on the August Bank Holiday weekend, the other being King Class 6023. 2999 comes off the turntable.

Kildwick and Cross Hills [1st]: The goods shed at Kildwick and Cross Hills (Kildwick and Crosshills from 1884) still stands in 2020, currently in use as a vehicle servicing and repair facility.

Nuneaton: Covid lockdown has clearly left me out of practice. I heard 'Bahamas' was coming through Nuneaton, and decided to flex out from working at home. I knew which platform it was coming through, but my brain failed to work out which platform to stand on. Bruggle strothers.

Coltishall: The former standard gauge Coltishall station, closed in 1952 and now a private residence, seen from a 15 inch gauge train on the Bure Valley Railway from Wroxham to Aylsham arriving on 30th May 2016. The train will soon draw up at the narrow low island platform, devoid of any buildings, which is a passing loop where it will wait to cross a train from Aylsham.

Milnthorpe: CAF 195128 runs down the long straight towards the overbridge at Elmsfield with a through train from Windermere to Preston on 27th September 2020.

Kildwick and Cross Hills [1st]: Opened in 1847 as Kildwick, it was renamed in 1863 as Kildwick and Cross Hills. By 1884 it had become Kildwick and Crosshills. Five years later the station was moved about 500 yards to the west where it survived unchanged until closure in 1965. On 26 September 2020 a Northern Class 333, from Skipton to Bradford Forster Square, passes the surviving building of the first station.