St Rollox Depot: St Rollox named Black 5 No. 45158 'Glasgow Yeomanry' moves slowly out of its home shed on 30 March 1963.

Victoria Swing Bridge [Leith]: Performing the 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.

Dainton Tunnel: 46003 heads down from Dainton Tunnel towards Totnes, with the RPPR Deltic Ranger rerun, which brought 55003 'Meld' to Paignton and back to Newton Abbot on 5th March 1978. 46003 worked the tour to Par but was an early withdrawal from the fleet.

RNAD Crombie: RNAD Crombie was one of the places served as required by the Mossend - Thornton Speedlink service, and in this shot from 1991 26006 is busy shunting vans by the shores of the Forth. This visit resulted in my friend, in whose car I was travelling, having the police call at his house a couple of days later to enquire why we were in that area!

Luib: View looking west near the former Luib station showing where the A85 formerly crossed over the C&O. The road has been realigned. Beyond the bend in the river the former railway was on the right hand side of the road.

Boat of Garten: Former LNER Beaver-tail 'Coronation' Observation Car on the rear of a Broomhill-bound Strathspey service leaving Boat of Garten on 22 June 2024. View looking to the North signal cabin.

Diggle Junction: A TPE service from Manchester to Hull, operated by 185110, passes Diggle Junction box on 19th June 2024. The loop before the Standedge Tunnel can be seen beyond the train. I last visited this location in 1980, when the views of the Pennines were a little more open. See image [[21371]]

The Shore [Tram]: Edinburgh Trams no. 265 to Airport arriving at The Shore, at 10.24 on Tuesday, 4th June 2024.

Corkerhill Shed: One of Corkerhill's BR Standard 4MT 2-6-0s No. 76099 moves away from its home coaling plant on 9 March 1963.