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    Railways in the Dresden area

    A mixed bag of images showing some of the variety of motive power to be seen in and around this German city. http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=213 Part 1 of this visit is at http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=203
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    SNCF Paris Acheres depot visit

    Acheres depot lies to the west of Paris city centre and contains 150+ locos at weekends. This is part two of the gallery featuring this visit:- http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=235 Part one of the gallery can be found here...
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    Motive power variety at Salzburg

    Some of you might be heading down to Austria for your holidays this year. Salzburg main station is well worth a visit with plenty of loco-hauled trains including some freight. Gallery at http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=227
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    Friday Lunchtime at Doncaster

    It was the week before - 30th June - just as chaotic though!
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    Friday Lunchtime at Doncaster

    A gallery showing some of the variety on offer at Doncaster. http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=239
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    Railways in Slovakia

    Just added some more photos from my trip to Slovakia. The gallery is at http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=237 Bratislava is a hot spot for the ageing class 240 electrics but sadly sees only a few diesel hauled trains. I have just booked to go again in August to track...
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    Trainspotting in European Countries

    I have generally had no problem anywhere in Europe in recent years. I started photographing steam in Europe in the 1970s mainly behind the Iron Curtain. In those days life was much more difficult and you could be arrested in seconds after taking a photograph. The lessons learned then still help...
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    Dresden trams

    Anyone visiting Germany this summer should consider including Dresden where there is a fabulous tram system. If you arrive by train the routes immediately outside the station are very busy. The following gallery will give you some idea of what to expect...
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    Szczecin depot and workshops, Poland

    A series of iamges taken during a recent visit to Szczecin depot and workshops, Poland http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=223
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    bavaria/bayern

    Try the following places Heimeringplatz station (Munich) pictures here http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=187 and here http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=186 also Fulda http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=201
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    08, 66, 67, 158 and 170 classes in Scotland

    A series of images taken during two visits to Scotland. The reason for the visit was to ride the lines radiating from Inverness. http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=226
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    Remember visiting loco depots?

    The idea of visit depots packed full of locos on Sundays disappeared many years ago on British Railways. This gallery was taken at Acheres depot to the west of Paris with more than 160 locos present on a Sunday covering more than 10 different classes...
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    Railways in Slovakia

    There are two services from Vienna to Bratislava. Both start from Sudbahnhof. The hourly service via Marchegg is hauled using class 2016 Hercules diesels. My gallery includes some pictures of these at Bratislava. This service terminates at Bratislava Hlavna. There is also a less frequent...
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    Railways in Slovakia

    I have just returned from a visit to Bratislava in Slovakia. I was amazed at the amount of loco hauled trains at the main station (Hlavna Stanica in Slovakian). Traffic is in the hands of locos dating from the 1960s onwards. I had no problems with photography and railway stafff were friendly...
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    Austria - Mariazellerbahn

    The 760mm gauge electrified line south from St Polten has returned to normal service earlier this week after a few weeks of partial closure for ungrading the mountain section of the line. During this period of closure all the power was off and all trains diesel worked. The following gallery...
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    Austrian Narrow Gauge

    I have posted a gallery taken during a visit to the 760mm electrified narrow gauge line at St Polten near Vienna in Austria known as the Mariazellerbahn. It has a large fleet of electric locos all of which are over or approaching 100 years old. In addition it has a small feelt of B-B diesels...
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    Seating plans for Class 158 Inverness stock?

    In my experience providing you arrive at the station early you will get a wide choice of seats. I rode to Wick on the first train of the day and I had a choice of most of the train. Very few reserved seats. By the time we had reached Thurso the train was probably only a fifth full. The return...
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    Night shots in Paris

    A selection of loco-hauled trains at some of the main Paris stations. http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=217
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    Szczecin (Stettin) in Poland

    I have posted a gallery taken at Szczecin Glowny (the main station for the city). I think the images cover most of the classes currently operating train through this station. Of particular interest is the 1432 Eurocity service from Szczecin to Prague which remains in the hands of German class...
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    Steam in Turkey - 1977

    This gallery features a variety of locos including some very handsome British built 2-8-2s. http://www.world-railways.co.uk/gallery/gallery.php?id=225

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