Alyth Junction: A full-height lattice signal post with no arm, but a ladder through the birch trees that have now engulfed this spot on the main line near Alyth Junction where the Newtyle line crossed over. See image [[74418]] from 1996. There were also some large intact telegraph poles on site seen during this interesting June 2021 visit.

Kirkby: Looking at the buffer stops on the Merseyrail side of Glovers Brow road bridge, Kirkby as a Northern service to Manchester departs from the platform on the other side. The walkway between the two platforms juts out into the formation and, following the incident on 13 March 2021 when 507006 crashed through the buffers, has been completely rebuilt and the buffer stop replaced

Broomhill: The 1899 built Caledonian Railway 0-6-0 No.828 makes light work of a seven coach train between Boat of Garten and Broomhill on 5th June 2021.

Edinburgh Waverley: The west end of Waverley looking towards The Mound Tunnels on 6 September 2007 with major station works in progress. The platform 13/14 canopy has been removed and the metal framework is undergoing refurbishment. Standing alongside 13 is a ScotRail DMU about to depart with a mid morning service to Dunblane.

Levisham: Maunsell S15 4-6-0 No 841 'Greene King', a development of a Urie LSWR design, waits in Levisham for our train to arrive before departing for Grosmont.

Ballater: Ballater looking west in 1997. By this time the station had lost the canopy which was still intact in 1975 (see image [[24405]]).

Millerhill: I think there may be some of the original Millerhill station building under there, but it's a bit of a ship of Theseus. The Borders Railway makes its own way south a few hundred yards to the west of here, leaving this fragment of the Waverley Route well on the way to oblivion.

Liverpool Street: Liverpool Street, partially opened by the GER in 1875 and fully in 1876, and rebuilt in the mid-1980s, seen on 29th May 2021. After a big drop in passenger numbers since March 2020 due to covid, from the look of things people seem to be getting the hang of travelling by train again, even though restrictions had only been partially eased at this date.

Etal: My first train journey in over a year! 'Bunty' heading for Etal on the Heatherslaw Light Railway with the 1300hrs departure from Heatherslaw on 31 May 2021. The train was pretty busy but socially distanced.

Edinburgh Waverley: East Coast Trains is a future operator (from October 2021) between Edinburgh and London. Owned by FirstGroup (who also own Hull Trains) they are operating empty trial runs several times a day. Hull Trains-liveried 802304 eases past 380103 with a trial run from Waverley to Kings Cross on 11 June 2021.

Morwellham Quay: A rebuilt waggon vehicle, from the Morwellham Quay tramway system, on display at this Devon museum in May 2021.

Bamber Bridge: GBRF 66745 heads east under the Meccano supporting Bamber Bridge SB on 5 June 2021 with the Avonmouth to Clitheroe Castle Cement works empty tank wagons.