Camborne: About half a mile to the Redruth side of Camborne station is Roskear Junction signal box. It is still in use today and also oversees a level crossing. Once the access for Holmans Works, there is no junction here now, nor any Holmans works either. This was the only signal box in Cornwall that I never took a picture of in the 1970s.

Becontree: Becontree, looking east in heavy rain, on 12th December 2023. On the left are the still open LU District Line platforms, on the right and fenced off are the abandoned platforms that closed in 1962 when the ex-London, Tilbury & Southend Railway from Fenchurch Street was electrified.

Royton: A March 2024 view from the eastern boundary of what was once the site of Royton station, which closed in 1966, looking towards the buffers. The land in the foreground was the goods yard and the houses running from the left of the picture towards the centre follow the line of the station's single platform. The branch was just over a mile long but the platform could accommodate eight coaches as, from the 1864 opening, it was intended that excursion trains would run from here.

Cameron Bridge: 170434 from Edinburgh Waverley to Leven arriving at its penultimate stop at Cameron Bridge at 16.20 on the first day of passenger services on the reopened Levenmouth line, Sunday, 2nd June 2024.

Cameron Bridge [1st]: View from the ex-11.53 service from Leven to Edinburgh Waverley, passing the site of the original Cameron Bridge station, closed in 1969, on the first day of passenger services on the reopened line, Sunday, 2nd June 2024. The train had just departed from the new Cameron Bridge station, a short distance to the east.

Glasgow Central: View up from the football tunnels.

Loch Dochart [Private]: There was a curling platform on the C&O at the east end of Loch Dochart where an annual meeting of Breadalbane bonspiel clubs was held. The platform was on the south side of the track by the main road - on the the left in this west looking view. The loch is on the right.

Kinghorn: 43175 and 43141 are the power cars on the 13.09 from Aberdeen to Edinburgh, passing through Kinghorn on 28 May 2024, with haar over the Forth estuary.