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2L71 Peterborough to Ipswich. British Rail Class 755 is a fleet of modern bi-mode multiple unit (BMU) passenger trains manufactured by Stadler Rail. A prominent member of Stadler's FLIRT (Fast Light Intercity and Regional Train) family, these trains are exclusively operated by Greater Anglia across its regional networks in the East of England seen here at Whittlesey.
Metro North Hudson Line train 843 seen from Bear Mountain, New York on September 10, 2026; "Conventional" exposure version. For the "Underexposed" version, see: www.flickr.com/photos/georgehamlin/55535966251/
Metro North Hudson Line train 843 seen from Bear Mountain, New York on September 10, 2026. "Underexposed" version; for the "Conventional" exposure version, see: www.flickr.com/photos/georgehamlin/55536087463/
On finals to land at Prestwick airport in Ayrshire Scotland is this RAF Airbus KC2 Voyager (A330 243MRTT) aircraft based at RAF Brize Norton on 10 Sqn. This aircraft is equipped with 2 air to air tanking points which defines it as a KC2 but the RAF has the capability to fit some Voyagers with 3 Tanking points known as KC3'S. This aircraft is a perfect choice for a tanking airframe as the A330 shares the same wing as the four engine A340 so where the second engine on each wing would have been on the A340 it is strengthened which is perfect for a refuelling point instead. This aircraft was delivered to the RAF in May 2014 making it the Ninth delivery in the fleet of the Future Strategic Tanker Transport programme and thus completing the core programme.
As the days shorten in late October, the light doesn't get much better than this as the westbound Sunset Limited arrives into Houston. Amtrak Train #1 is seen rolling out from under UH-Downtown on the Passenger Main of UP's Houston Subdivision. In a matter of moments, it will pull to a stop at the Houston Amtrak Station.
I took the picture from the roof of Post Houston, an excellent mixed-used adaptation of the former Downtown Post Office (which itself was built on the former site of SP's Grand Central Station).
AMT1 29 (Westbound Sunset Limited)
AMTK P42DC #40
AMTK P42DC #207
Houston, TX
October 29th, 2025
1F35 St Pancras International to Sheffield. British Rail Class 222 Meridian is a high-speed, diesel-electric multiple-unit (DEMU) passenger train built by Bombardier Transportation between 2003 and 2005. Capable of reaching speeds up to 125 mph (200 km/h), the fleet of 27 units was designed to deliver fast, reliable intercity service on non-electrified routes.