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DB route learner on The East Suffolk Line with 0Z26 0518 Ipswich H.S to Saxmundham Tamper Siding light engine seen at 0541.

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DB route learner on The East Suffolk Line with 0Z26 0518 Ipswich H.S to Saxmundham Tamper Siding light engine seen at 0541.

Ian Sharman - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission.

DB route learner on The East Suffolk Line with 0Z26 0518 Ipswich H.S to Saxmundham Tamper Siding light engine seen at 0541.

Ian Sharman - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission.

8319 arrives at Dublin Connolly on the point of a southbound DART service for Greystones.

An InterCity set lays over between trips at Dublin Connolly.

A 29000 Class set departs Dublin Connolly for Pearse station.

Double R class Hudson’s R711 ‘Spirit of Bendigo’ and R707 ‘City of Melbourne’ lead the return Eureka Express tour via the straight | 27/6/26

Double R class Hudson’s R711 ‘Spirit of Bendigo’ and R707 ‘City of Melbourne’ lead the return Eureka Express tour via the straight | 27/6/26

Double R class Hudson’s R711 ‘Spirit of Bendigo’ and R707 ‘City of Melbourne’ lead the return Eureka Express tour via the straight | 27/6/26

K153 and recently overhauled K160 are seen operating shuttles between Laverton and Werribee | 14/6/26

K153 and recently overhauled K160 are seen operating shuttles between Laverton and Werribee | 14/6/26

A class locomotives A62 and A66 wearing the 1980’s V/line ‘Orange and grey’ livery double head 707 Operations ‘Grainlander’ tour on the return journey from Sea Lake, the train is pictured passing Ballarat East Railway Depot | 21/6/26

Double R class Hudson’s R711 ‘Spirit of Bendigo’ and R707 ‘City of Melbourne’ lead the return Eureka Express tour via the straight | 27/6/26

Double R class Hudson’s R711 ‘Spirit of Bendigo’ and R707 ‘City of Melbourne’ lead the return Eureka Express tour via the straight | 27/6/26

DART 8629 arrives at Dublin Connolly on a northbound service to Howth.

Running nearly 5 hours late due to an enduring delay following the cleanup of a derailment on the former Monon, Amtrak long-distance passenger train #50, the Cardinal, hustles by the historic Ronceverte, WV, depot with two brand-new Siemens ALC-42 locomotives dead-in-tow behind the leading venerable GE P42DC that they will soon replace on the damp afternoon of June 28, 2026.

2Y24 Edinburgh Waverly to North Berwick. Class 385 is a modern, electric train built by Hitachi Rail. It serves on the electrified railways in Central and Eastern Scotland. Operated by ScotRail, the 70-train fleet is famous for being one of the fastest and most reliable new trains in Britain.Key FeaturesBuilt for Speed: They can reach speeds of up to 100 mph (160 km/h). They can speed up quickly, which makes trip times shorter.Green Travel: They are fully electric and produce no local carbon emissions, helping the railway go green.Design: They are built with aluminium to make them light and quiet.Configurations: The fleet consists of 3-carriage and 4-carriage trainsets. You can read more about their engineering on the Hitachi Rail product page.Passenger ComfortSpacious: They provide thousands of extra seats compared to the older trains they replaced.Amenities: Trains include free Wi-Fi, power sockets for charging devices, and more space for luggage.Reliability: The fleet holds some of the best reliability records for new trains in the UK, often outperforming its rivals.

Copa Airlines Boeing 737 MAX-9 HP-9925CMP at New York John F. Kennedy International Airport on the 10th of May 2026
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Delta Air Lines Boeing 737-900ER/W N873DN at New York John F. Kennedy International Airport on the 10th of May 2026
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