St Leonards Bridge Junction: BR Standard class 5 4-6-0 no 73007 leaves Perth for the south with the up 'Postal' on 16 April 1955. After arriving at Perth South shed new from Derby Works in July 1951, the locomotive remained a Perth resident for the next 13 years. For a portrait of 73007 on shed in 1961 see image [[26390]].

Pinwherry: The site of Pinwherry station seen from the signal box steps in 1989. The station building had survived in use as a house. The box later closed and loop was taken up, reducing the capacity of the line. But with the unfortunate loss of freight traffic this is not a huge problem.

Robin Hood Collieries: An early 1960s view of a 4 wheel petrol powered chain driven loco at Robin Hood Colliery, appropriately in Robin Hood village on the A61 trunk road between Wakefield and Leeds. I have no idea of the builder but there is a possible builders plate and what looks like a plaque on the cabside. The far buffer on the left is drooping, no doubt from a heavy shunt.

Manors North: UK Railtours' excursion, behind 66003 from Kings Cross to Tweedbank on the new Borders Line, passing the shabby one-time junction station at Manors, just north of Newcastle, on 30th December 2015. Still open, despite appearances to the contrary.

Prestwick: Some odd bedfellows at a railwayana auction at Sheffield in 1996. Bishop's Stortford seems to have lost its apostrophe. The blue colour shows that Charing Cross was the Glasgow one; the London totem (coincidentally one was also present) was identical but green. Prestwick was to become Prestwick Town after the airport station opened.

Abbeyhill: Approaching the closed Abbeyhill station with a Commonwealth Games shuttle in July 1986.

Brocken: Tank wagon on transporter truck, in the elevated station at The Brocken, on 10th September 2020.

Upper Greenock: BR standard 2-6-4T no 80110 approaching Upper Greenock on 13 August 1964 with the 5.30pm ex-Wemyss Bay.

Preston: Northern 158757 crosses the River Ribble on the southern approach to Preston whilst on a York to Blackpool service in April 2011.