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As I headed west through Paddington Station today I naturally stopped to take a few photos as I whiled away some time between trains. Using my medium format…

There are a few of these original track side huts, where staff could shelter from the weather and enjoy a few minutes respite from the weather

There’s nothing quite like a day at a steam railway when it comes to creating a sense of nostalgia. The Colne Valley and Halstead Railway, our destination today…

The locomotives are black. The coal is black. The tracks are black. The night is black. So what am I going to do with colour? O. Winston Link

The Railroad was extremely important to small towns in rural America. North Dakota farmers feed many in the world.

After yesterday’s journey to Norway, it was down to business today, with the Parnassian Ensemble. We spent a couple of hours this morning rehearsing our concert…

Two railway photos in two days – this is getting to be a habit! I headed to the local train station again this evening, this time travelling to Norway for a…

Standing on the station platform at Havant this morning my eye was caught by the spaghetti of leading lines, formed by the railway tracks, which were being…

Having spent the morning at Llanerchindda Farm, catching up on some writing work, I went out to forage for some food at lunchtime. I ended up in Llanwrtyd Wells…

Arriving at Ingrow Station in West Yorkshire England on the Keighey and Worth Valley Railway. A preserved line that runs on a regular basis between Keighley and…

From soap bubbles to Prater: Roland and I have a lot of memories about the amusement park "Wurstelprater". His memories of course are a lot different from mine,…
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