Bassenthwaite Lake: First appearances can be deceptive with the Orient Express train at Bassenthwaite Lake station. Although in the film the driving wheels and valve gear move realistically with steam effects the 'locomotive' is actually carried on these tiny wheels. Also, the carriages were constructed wider than standard European stock so that they could accommodate the film crews, which also makes for spacious dining areas now. This venue has quickly become very popular and advance booking is recommended at any time of year.

Granton Hotel: The entrance to the former Granton Hotel on 15th November 2021. Note the just unveiled 'Red Wheel'.

Port Bannatyne [Tram]: The Rothesay Tramway initially operated to Port Bannatyne. It was later extended to Ettrick Bay on the west side of the Isle of Bute. In this view of Port Bannatyne the tramway arrived from the right and initially terminated on the sea front. The later extension (the course of which is along the tree lined track marked with the red line) headed from the sea front to the west.

Fort William Junction Yard: An aerial view of the junction, yard and turntable at Fort William.

Tyndrum Lead Mine: The view east, from the bottom of the incline, along a remaining portion of the tramway which connected the Tyndrum (Clifton) lead mines to Tyndrum Lower station.

Kirkcaldy Bus Depot: A London Underground car being delivered from Rosyth Dockyard after refurbishment, to the Fife Scottish depot in Kirkcaldy for repainting. 2 May 1991.

Black Beck Level Crossing: Looking in a southerly direction along the A688 Bishop Auckland road, on the edge of Barnard Castle, to the section of road that rises to cross the skew overbridge across the former Barnard Castle to Darlington line. The iron railings on the left mark the location of the bridge with an overgrown cutting below, and beyond the short cutting the trackbed is extant for some 1/4 mile upto the site of Black Beck level crossing on the section running to Darlington. See image [[79250]]. The solum is obliterated on the Barnard Castle side of the bridge.

Eastfield Shed: Dundee Tay Bridge A2 60528 'Tudor Minstrel' lies out of steam at Glasgow's Eastfield depot in November 1964, possibly awaiting some minor attention at Cowlairs Works.

Paignton: 143612 at Paignton, on the rear of a service to Exmouth, reversing at Exeter St. Davids, on 5th September 2015. Following withdrawal, this particular Pacer is reportedly bound for the Vale of Berkeley Railway through the Sharpness Diesel Group.

Lanark Racecourse: Caledonian 0-6-0 57581 at Lanark Racecourse with the SLPF 'Covenanter' special on 20th October 1962.