Keswick: The frontage of the old station at Keswick at dusk on 1st December 2021. The connecting corridor to the adjacent hotel [[11717]] for railway passengers is the white painted structure and the main station building is now part of the hotel.

Bishopton: 42143 approaching Bishopton on 26 May 1964 with the 7.20 pm service to Wemyss Bay.

Paddington: Merry Christmas everyone at Railscot! Paddington station's Christmas Tree, just after 6 a.m. on Saturday, 11th December 2021 while I was waiting for the Railway Touring Company's railtour to Shrewsbury behind Stanier Black 5 no. 44871.

Cattal: Former Scotrail operated Bombardier Turbostar 3-coach 170460 runs across the level crossing by Cattal station en route to Leeds, via Harrogate, with the 16.12 ex York Northern Trains service on 15 June 2021. The ground level crossing box can be seen to right of view.

Brayton Junction: Just beyond Brayton Junction the route of the old Solway Junction Railway is clearly visible nearly ninety years after the last train passed through. It was built to convey iron ore traffic to Lanarkshire, by-passing Carlisle via the Solway Viaduct, but the traffic dwindled and the viaduct itself proved prohibitively expensive to maintain. Any remaining traffic was easily diverted by the LMS through Carlisle and this short link on to the Silloth branch was closed in 1933. This view looks across the Solway with the hills around Dumfries visible in the distance.

Haymarket MPD: Gloucester single units SC55002 and SC55007 in the sidings at Haymarket Depot in 1982. The track in the foreground looks elderly ...

Clifton-on-Trent: A closer view of the reinforced bridge at Clifton in February 2020. Surely a tube of corrugated steel is not beyond the design acumen of Highways England, nor the capabilities of their contractors? See image [[79165]]

Thornton Shed [2nd]: J37 0-6-0 64606 at the head of a line of withdrawn locos at Thornton in September 1966.

Newcastleton: The up 'Waverley' at an unscheduled halt just north of Newcastleton, fire having broken out on the locomotive, Peak D27. Fortunately the train staff were able to bring the fire under control. The photograph was taken during the wait for a rescue locomotive. This turned out to be A3 Pacific 60077, appropriately named 'The White Knight', probably commandeered off a northbound Waverley Route freight.