Tweedmouth: View over the rooftops of Tweedmouth, where there was a station until 1964, from the ex-12.00 "Highland Chieftain" service from London King's Cross to Inverness (that I travelled on as far as Edinburgh Waverley) with the Royal Border Bridge in the background which the train will curve round to cross a minute or two later, at 15.34 on Friday, 31st May 2024.

St Ives [Cornwall]: 150246 leads 150238 (out of view), and arrives at St Ives from St Erth, in the warm evening sunshine of 21st May 2024.

Furnace Sidings: Hudswell-Clarke 0-6-0T 1857 at work on the Pontypool and Blaenavon Railway 'Coal Train Day' on 27th May 2024. It sat for many years at the Swindon & Cricklade Rly in a derelict condition but it is now operational again.

Edinburgh Waverley: The spacious waiting room at Edinburgh Waverley, looking towards the concourse, at 13.59 on Wednesday, 5th June 2024.

Victoria Swing Bridge [Leith]: Performing today’s (08/06/2024) unveiling at the official reopening by Forth Ports, National Transport Trust vice-chair John Cameron CBE said that, completed in 1874, the Grade A-listed Victoria Swing Bridge, designed by Alexander Rendel, is the largest counterweighted swingbridge in Scotland, and until the completion of the Kincardine Bridge in 1936 is thought to have been the longest clear-swing bridge-span in Britain. Today it enjoys a quieter life as a route for walkers and cyclists through the regenerated Leith Docks, and Forth Ports are to be congratulated on their splendid refurbishment which will enable continued enjoyment of its graceful appearance by visitors including passers-by on the tram.

Lynemouth Aluminium Smelter: With some of the chimneys of the Alcan Smelter forming the background 66069 has almost reached its destination on 30/08/2006 with the 08.00 North Blyth - Lynemouth loaded alumina hoppers. The works closed in May 2012.

Tewlill Tunnel: Not a lot to see but this is the former North Cornwall Railway near Tewlill. The tunnel is still there. This view taken from the road bridge in 2010 but not much of a view.

Kirkcaldy: Exterior of Kirkcaldy station at 12.18 on Sunday, 2nd June 2024, as rebuilt in 1991 following a fire. My friend Paul and I travelled here and back to Leven on its reopening day, then the following day went all the way back from Leven to Edinburgh.

Egloskerry: The other North Cornwall station imortalised in John Betjeman's poem 'Summoned by Bells'. Like all the stations on the North Cornwall line Egloskerry was rural and closed in October 1966. This view of the station some 10 years after closure.

Springfield: 43130 is on the rear of a five coach Inter7City HST as it hurries through Springfield with an Edinburgh to Aberdeen service on 22nd March 2024. 43035 was the lead power car.