Falkirk Grahamston: Extra supplies of coal for Longannet power station heading east through Falkirk Grahamston during the Christmas holiday period in December 2004.

Cartsburn Viaduct: Delivered new to Corkerhill shed from Horwich Works one year earlier, BR Standard class 4 2-6-0 no 76099 is seen here eastbound over Cartsburn Viaduct on Saturday 8 November 1958. The train is on its way from Greenock Princes Pier to Glasgow St Enoch.

Nawton: A short section of trackbed remains east of Nawton station, partly in a shallow cutting and then on a low embankment up to where the solum has been obliterated across the section running towards the former Stoney Cross rail overbridge that crossed the A170 en route to Kirkbymoorside. This view looks south in February 2021, from a short by-passed undulating section of road at the edge of the village, to the most easterly section of extant trackbed.

Edinburgh Waverley: A DVT, in shiny new GNER livery, is at the head of an ECML service boarding at Waverley's Platform 19 in June 1997.

Boat of Garten: Dailuaine No.1 ([[Andrew Barclay & Sons]] 2073 of 1939) parked outside Boat of Garten North cabin in 1974. This 0-4-0ST is now on display at Aberfeldy Distillery.

Glasgow Central: Fairburn 2-6-4T 42195, silhouetted outside Glasgow Central, late on a summer evening in July 1965. TS 'Queen Mary II' can be glimpsed through the girders of the Clyde Bridge at the Broomielaw, back from her daily sailing 'doon the watter' to Rothesay and Tighnabruaich.

Lowton: Lowton Junction, at the north end of the Parkside triangle, seen from half way along the curve from Newton-le-Willows Junction in February 2021. Lowton station was just beyond the junction and served both lines before closure in 1949. This chord, the short stretch of L&M to Earlestown and the link back to the WCML from Earlestown were all electrified around 1972 but it was nearly fifty years later that the other sides of the triangle and the Liverpool and Manchester route caught up.

Brock: Although there was very little snow on the ground the temperature was cool as a southbound Voyager approached Brock in January 2010.

Edinburgh Waverley: The driver of the Down 'Devon Scot' has what would now be seen as a socially distanced chat (or bellow) with someone on the platform, just prior to shutting the door on him. In 1997 HSTs were already 20 years old; who would have thought that a generation after that they would still be pulling out of Platform 19?