Trowbridge: Twice as ugly. I managed to evade a shopping trip and visited Trowbridge station; and was promptly rewarded, if that is the word, by 70812 and 70801 travelling light from Hinksey Yard at Oxford to Westbury. It is unusual on this line to see any freight locomotives moving on a Sunday.

Didcot Parkway: DBC 66085, with a loaded car train from Cowley, Oxford to Southampton Docks, passing through Didcot on 14th September 2022.

North Queensferry [1st]: 'Mary Queen of Scots' and 'Queen Margaret' at North Queensferry, on their final day of operation, 4th September 1964.

Burrs Country Park: D5054 departs from Burrs Country Park on the ELR during day 1 of the Autumn Diesel Gala. The loco is the tail loco with 25279 on the front of the 1300 hrs service from Bury to Rawtenstall.

Blackpool North [Tram]: Talbot Road in Blackpool is now fully open to road traffic following completion of the tram works for the Blackpool North extension. Test trams have run along here at night but, until the terminus (just behind the camera) is completed, public transport on Talbot Road will remain with the local buses. There was an earlier tram line along here, running out to Layton, but that closed in the 1960s.

Inverness Airport: A general overview of the platform work at Inverness Airport station. Network Rail has announced that a section of the line between Inverness and Aberdeen will be closed for eleven days to enable work on the Inverness Airport station programme. Engineers will work around the clock during this time to carry out extensive work between Inverness and Nairn as part of the wider programme of enhancements being delivered around the new station development. Over a period of 11 days from 23.55 Friday 14th October until the 04.45 on Wednesday 26th October, work will be continuous to substantially complete the new Airport station, to install the passing loop through the station and to enhance sections of track within the area.

Inverness Airport: A portion of new platform is lowered at Inverness Airport station. Network Rail has announced that a section of the line between Inverness and Aberdeen will be closed for eleven days to enable work on the Inverness Airport station programme. Engineers will work around the clock during this time to carry out extensive work between Inverness and Nairn as part of the wider programme of enhancements being delivered around the new station development. Over a period of 11 days from 23.55 Friday 14th October until the 04.45 on Wednesday 26th October, work will be continuous to substantially complete the new Airport station, to install the passing loop through the station and to enhance sections of track within the area.

Inverness Airport: A rail mounted crane delivers platform portions at Inverness Airport station. Network Rail has announced that a section of the line between Inverness and Aberdeen will be closed for eleven days to enable work on the Inverness Airport station programme. Engineers will work around the clock during this time to carry out extensive work between Inverness and Nairn as part of the wider programme of enhancements being delivered around the new station development. Over a period of 11 days from 23.55 Friday 14th October until the 04.45 on Wednesday 26th October, work will be continuous to substantially complete the new Airport station, to install the passing loop through the station and to enhance sections of track within the area.

Inverness Airport: Platforms being assembled at Inverness Airport ststion. Network Rail has announced that a section of the line between Inverness and Aberdeen will be closed for eleven days to enable work on the Inverness Airport station programme. Engineers will work around the clock during this time to carry out extensive work between Inverness and Nairn as part of the wider programme of enhancements being delivered around the new station development. Over a period of 11 days from 23.55 Friday 14th October until the 04.45 on Wednesday 26th October, work will be continuous to substantially complete the new Airport station, to install the passing loop through the station and to enhance sections of track within the area.

Corrour: Corrour station, looking back south from the ex-12.22 service from Glasgow Queen Street to Mallaig, reversing at Fort William, on Wednesday, 7th September 2022. This is the most isolated station on the West Highland Line with no road access. The old signal box now serves as holiday accommodation and in which somebody has taken up residence.

Princes Street [1st]: August 2017 and this gridlocked tram took 40 minutes to get to York Place. Still, the alternative was to go shopping with my wife.

Tralee Basin: Looking along the Tralee Ship Canal, towards Blennerville and the sea, in 1988. The canal opened in 1846 but closed in 1951 due to silting.

Craigendoran Pier: PS 'Caledonia' is moored quietly at Craigendoran, but peace is being disturbed by an upstart bit of competition appearing from the gloom, in the shape of a Clyde Hover Ferries SRN6 hovercraft. The photograph dates from the autumn of 1965.

Edinburgh Waverley: Scene at the west end of Waverley in the summer of 2007 showing the classic hotel backdrop, with a terminated Virgin CrossCountry service standing at platform 19. Ongoing engineering works at the time included refurbishment of the platform canopies, evidence of which can be seen in the picture.

Ramsbottom: 2-car Cravens Class 105 has just arrived at Ramsbottom with a non stop service from Bury on 16 September 2022. The DMU moved into the sidings to the north of the station to allow the next through services to pass here before returning to Bury.See image [[21550]] from this spot fifty years earlier.