Dalgety Bay: CrossCountry 221120 passes Dalgety Bay with the 08.20 from Aberdeen to Penzance on the last day of May 2024.

Milnathort: The trackbed heading north from Milnathort, of the Cowdenbeath to Bridge of Earn line, is still very visible in this shot from circa 1972 and the goods shed still looks in good order. The remains of the platforms can still be made out, although the main buildings had been behind me but from memory had already been demolished. The station closed to passengers on 15th June 1964, although goods traffic continued until 4th May 1970 when the line closed completely north of Kelty.

Tresmeer: Tresmeer station, as imortalised by Sir John Betjeman in his verse 'Summoned by Bells'. On the old North Cornwall Railway between Launceston and Padstow. Viewed looking west from the overbridge in July 2010. Closed October 1966.

Meadowside Quay: TS 'Duchess of Hamilton' heads down the Clyde, past the busy quay at the Meadowside Granary, in May 1961.

Brock Water Troughs: The Varamis express parcels trains are now running regularly between Mossend and Birmingham International, often loading to eight cars. On 7th June, 321428 led 321419 on the evening southbound run as they passed the site of Brock Troughs. Yet another damp gloomy summer evening in 2024.

Carlisle: DRS 57307 'Lady Penelope' getting a check over, having just retracted the coupler, in the sidings at Carlisle on 21st May 2024.

Glasgow Central: The football tunnel under Glasgow Central's main platforms, decorated with murals by Glasgow School of Art students when the station was upgraded for the Commonwealth games in 2014. The picture is of John Greig and Billy McNeil shaking hands at a Scottish Cup final in the 1970s.

Campbeltown: PS 'Waverley' and TS 'Duchess of Hamilton' at Campbeltown in May 1970, both dressed overall and on special charters.