Carlisle [London Road]: The goods shed Carlisle London Road appears to have had a cosmetic restoration. The money has probably come from McDonalds, who have opened a drive through restaurant next door; but lets not be fussy.

Slateford Aqueduct: Slateford Aqueduct : Richard Baird, Commander of the Clan Baird, and John Cameron. Remarks by John Cameron were as follows : 'It's splendid that both these unveilings celebrate Hugh Baird's Union Canal as a whole, and I’m delighted to be joining my fellow farmer, Clan Baird Commander Richard Holman Baird in doing the honours. This is actually the Union's third Red Wheel, others being at the Leamington Lift Bridge and the Linlithgow Canal Basin. It's the first at one of its Aqueducts, chosen as the most visited of the three graceful iron-trough designs to be seen also at Lin's Mill and Muiravonside. As a railwayman I'm conscious of how railways ended the first Canal Age - however in their splendid repurposing, by the Millennium Link as a mode of sustainable travel, maybe it's the canals that have had the last laugh.'

Forfar [1st]: This buttressed retaining wall supported the site of the first Forfar station which was above the wall. The wall is on the north side and the view looks to the east. Nothing remains of the station itself except this wall and another, more massive, one to the immediate west.

Elderslie: 29 March 1965 and Elderslie is host to two double-headed freight trains. Two Claytons, D8520 and D8544, are heading towards Johnstone, while Class 25 No D5298 and Clayton D8530 are assembling their train in the goods yard.

Stonehaven: STORY making preparations at Stonehaven following the Carmont derailment.

Blackford: Blackford signal box seen in 2023. The box has an oriel window projecting from the front which subdivided the now removed walkway.

Eastbourne: Concourse at the 1886 station at Eastbourne. that replaced two earlier stations, looking towards the platforms with 377 149 in platform 2, waiting to depart with the 14.30 Southern service to Brighton, on Saturday, 12th August 2023.

Edinburgh Waverley: 57313 'Scarborough Castle' arrives at Waverley with the 'Northern Belle Edinburgh Fringe Festival' from Liverpool Lime Street on 24 August 2023.

Addiewell: 156502 leaves heading east at Addiewell in March 1991.

Forfar South Junction: These fields were once crossed by the Forfar and Brechin Railway as it approached Forfar South Junction. This part of the line has been ploughed out. The course was from lower right (near the junction) to run round the left side of the farm (Bogside) in the centre, and continue beyond the A90 to the distant centre. In the far distance it turned right to reach Justinhaugh.

Glasgow St Enoch: An unusual visitor to Glasgow St Enoch on 27th August 1965 was Bank Hall's Standard Class 4 4-6-0 75026, fresh from overhaul in Cowlairs works and retaining the green livery that had been applied during an earlier overhaul at Swindon in 1962. It was heading into the platform to take charge (tender first) of the 5.20pm to Busby.