Bloxwich North: UK Railtours' excursion originating at London Euston, now on its second stage from Manchester Piccadilly to Bournemouth passing Bloxwich North station, on the reopened Chase Line between Rugeley Trent Valley and Walsall, on 30th April 2016.

Valencia Harbour: Looking east along the trackbed from Valentia Harbour in 1988.

Cumbernauld: A4 Pacific 60034 'Lord Faringdon' sweeps through the glen north of Cumbernauld on 2nd September 1965, with the 5.30pm three-hour express to Aberdeen.

Kirkham and Wesham: 331024 and 331031 head east at Spen Lane, between Kirkham and Salwick, with a stopping service for Hazel Grove on 16th November 2020. In 1982, my last visit to this location, the trains passing the bridge were a little more audible - see image [[20392]].

Dufftown: A busy platform scene at Dufftown on 14 October 2012 as passengers wait for the arrival of the train from Keith.

Dunrobin Castle: 73968 on driver route learning duties, pictured heading south midway between Brora and Dunrobin Castle, 13th November 2020.

Bowling Swing Bridge: View over a crowded canal basin at Bowling at the western end of the Forth and Clyde Canal in June 2010. Running across the centre is the route of the former Lanarkshire & Dumbartonshire Railway which crossed bridges over the canal, a railway and a road here within the space of 250 yards. The bridge over the canal (originally a swing bridge) can be seen on the right (for a closer view see image [[29307]].)

Carham: Carham station looking west from the level crossing with the westbound (Kelso) platform on the left.

London Road Junction [Edinburgh]: 'Lochend Butterfly' was the name given to the lepidopteraform (my coining) bit of land left behind when all but one of the many lines around here had been lifted. The centre of the butterfly was here, where the Leith Central Branch crossed the Granton line. The bridge has been replaced, hence 'New'. London Road Junction was just south of here

Donegal: Approach to the former Donegal Town station on the one-time narrow gauge County Donegal Joint Railways in the Republic of Ireland, closed on 31st December 1959 and now the Donegal Railway Heritage Centre. Seen here on the very wet afternoon of 1st August 2018.