Leven: The re-opened Bawbee bridge in Leven, showing the under construction Leven station.

Aberfeldy: Sulzer Type 2 D5130 at Aberfeldy with a branch service for Ballinluig. The photograph is thought to date from early 1965, not long before the line closed.

Headbolt Lane: Looking to the Northern Trains section of the new Headbolt Lane station, with DMU 150226 seen as the rear unit of the 4-coach 14.39 service to Blackburn via Wigan Wallgate, Salford, Manchester Victoria, Todmorden, and Burnley. 150128 was the lead unit out of view.

Drem Junction: The gradient of the North Berwick branch is accentuated by the telephoto lens as 90031 heads towards Drem Junction with an Edinburgh working in July 2005.

Llandudno Junction Shed: 40188 at Llandudno shed in September 1982. It had worked the Amlwch freight. Note behind towards Conwy, all the wagons in the sidings. Class 40s were the staple power down the North Wales Coast for many a year and popular with the enthusuiasts on the Summer Saturday services and the all year Bangor service that ran to Manchester in the week.

Carlisle: Black Five 45349 after arrival at Carlisle with the summer Saturday 8.25am Morecambe-Glasgow, photographed on 19th August 1967.

Brent Cross West: West side entrance to the new Brent Cross West station, on the MML between Cricklewood and Hendon, seen here on the morning of its First Day opening, Sunday, 10th December 2023.

Benarty Signal Box: View south near Benarty signal box showing the main line running from centre bottom, curving gently to the right with the landscaped trackbed continuing off across fields into the distance. The curve of the Benarty Colliery branch is now a tree line curving off to the left and Kinnaird Colliery branch is the tree line curving off to the right. Loch Ore is top left.

Brunstane: SB Rail tamper DR 73941 passes 170427 at Brunstane with a Slateford - Leith South - Slateford trip, one of two on the 29 November 2023.

Green Lane: On 25th October 1978, HM The Queen formally inaugrated 'Merseyrail' and rode from Liverpool out to Kirkby in EMU 507001. This was coupled to 507002 to convey the 'entourage'. In those days the two units were in the standard blue and grey livery but now, probably in its last full year of service, 507002 has colourful if shabby overall vinyls. On 1st November 2023 it departed Green Lane heading into Liverpool on a service from Chester, next stop Birkenhead Central less than half a mile away.

Green Lane: Probably my favourite Merseyrail station. The atmospheric and, with the Liverpool platform vegetation, appropriately named Green Lane as seen from the footbridge on 1st November 2023. The Rock Ferry platform, being under cover, is 'tree free'. Serving the nearby Cammel-Laird shipyards, Green Lane is quiet for much of the day.

Mill Hill Broadway: 700057, with a stopping Thameslink service to St. Albans City, departing from the down slow platform at Mill Hill Broadway, at 13.07 on a beautifully bright but bitterly cold Saturday, 25th November 2023. The fast lines are on the left and fenced off but the platforms can be used if the slow lines are out of action for any reason.