Running along the west bank of the Rhine River, a regional train passes terraced vineyards in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.
Nikon Z6II, Nikkor Z 28-400, ISO 1250, f/14.0, 28mm, 1/800s
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LMS Black 5 45110 stands on shed at Toddington on its first foray since overhaul, visiting the Gloucestershire & Warwickshire Steam Railway for the 2026 Cotswold Festival of Steam. This locomotive hauled two legs of the "Fifteen Guinea Special", British Rail's last main line steam-hauled passenger train back in August 1968 and was photographed during a photo shoot arranged by 30742 Charters.
Locomotive: London Midland Scottish Railway Stanier Class 5MT 4-6-0 45110.
Location: Toddington yard, Gloucestershire.
Summer in Mongolia is awash with rolling green hills, cows and horses as far as the eye can see. It is genuinely peaceful, and pretty to look at. Livening up the emerald landscape are a pair of blue 2ТE116UM diesels, leading an intermodal train north towards the Russian boarder.
Trans-Mongolian Railway
UBTZ 2ТE116UM-023
Batsumber, Töv, MGN
BR Standard 2-10-0 Class 9F No 92203 heads south on a nine coach S & D Recreation near Woodthorpe Bridge on the Great Central Railway with a working fom Loughborough to Leicester North on 13th October 2009
A RUSS Charter
Copyright Photograph Robin Stewart-Smith - All Rights Reserved
An alternavive version of an earlier post...
One of the 2 direct to Wassaic services from Grand Central is starting its deadhead back to Brewster Yard down the upper end of the Harlem Line with low clouds descending into the Harlem Valley. While there are storage tracks in Wassaic, no crew or major equipment facilities are present. The morning services will deadhead up for the runs south to GCT.
The most amazing thing about this viaduct, at least from my North American perspective, is that not only is there a well marked public path to this location there is an observation platform where you can stand and enjoy this view.
This train has just made a station stop in Filisur, has gone through the mountain on the right, across the viaduct and on its way north to Chur.