Mossend Marshalling Yard: This NTS/DRS Class 68, seen stabled at Mossend, was renamed at Mossend Yard on the 10th. 68006 was used until last year (2020) on the Fife Circle.

Pavillion Gardens: 0-6-0T steam outline loco Edward Milner hauls a train around Pavillion Gardens, Buxton watched by the ducks across the lake on 13 September 2015.

Ramsgreave and Wilpshire: Bulleid Battle of Britain 4-6-2 34067 'Tangmere' climbs the final two hundred yards of Wilpshire Bank as it passes through Ramsgreave and Wilpshire station on 10 November 2021. The Pacific was out on a second loaded test run, this time with a Class 37 and 10 coaches in tow, slightly heavier than the run on 20 October.

Langbank: Fairburn 2-6-4 tank no 42231 at the head of a Gourock - Glasgow Central semi-fast on 28 August 1963. The train is seen here running alongside the River Clyde to the east of Langbank.

Cardross: An SPT liveried class 320 EMU eastbound on the North Clyde line between Cardross and Dalreoch in the summer of 2005.

Harringay Green Lanes: 172001 catches the winter sun as it arrives at Harringay Green Lanes, with a London Overground GOBLIN service from Barking to Gospel Oak, on 17th January 2019. This is the fourth name for this station, it began life as Harringay Park and has been known variously over the years as Harringay Stadium and Harringay East before its present name was bestowed upon it.

Millerhill Yard Up Arrival Sidings: Looking north from the Whitehill Road bridge in 1977, over the former Millerhill Up Arrival Sidings, occupied by engineers vehicles.

Ayr Harbour: 'TS Duchess of Hamilton' at Ayr, on a charter sailing to Stranraer, in September 1969.

Middlesbrough: Middlesbrough station with signal box in the background. Network Rail will upgrade the signalling in the area this month (November 2021).

Bury Bolton Street: Bury Bolton Street station is large by heritage railway standards but is well maintained with a definite London Midland Region theme. This is the view towards Rawtenstall along Platform 3 on 22nd September 2021. The last BR DMU to Rawtenstall left from this spot forty nine years earlier but trains have been running in the preservation era for over thirty years now.

Caledonian Distillery: Lost Railfreight 26002 shunts a pair of Co2 tanks at the Caledonian Distillery, adjacent to Haymarket station, in 1988. The distillery has since closed, replaced by flats. #COP26

Fraserburgh: Fraserburgh in the summer of 1964. An NBL Type 2 awaits departure, and a Cravens diesel unit is just visible beneath the station canopy.

Elephant and Castle: 319009, with a Thameslink service to Sutton in Surrey, arriving at Elephant & Castle on 19th October 2013.