GWR (2) : Ealing Broadway

387 133 West of London.

GWR (1) : London Paddington

This week's theme is GWR, or the modern day version anyway. Starting with 165 104 at London Paddington.

Buffers

At Melton Mowbray.

Face of the Peak

At Chinnor.

Worcs Rails (10) : Redditch

323 218 at the terminus of the Cross-City Line.

Worcs Rails (9) : Worcester Foregate Street

GWR 150 129 sets off for Worcester's other station (Shrub Hill).

Worcs Rails (8) : Kidderminster Town

Southern terminus of the SVR.

Worcs Rails (7) : Wythall

A WMR 172 prepares to depart.

Worcs Rails (6) : Alvechurch

This week's theme is Worcestershire. Starting at Alvechurch.

Leamington tram

The only surviving (horse drawn) tram from the Leamington & Warwick Tramway.

High Wycombe

Chiltern 165 019 departs High Wycombe.

Bakerloo (15) : Elephant & Castle

End of the line (for now!)

Bakerloo (14) : Baker Street

One of the two stations which gave the Bakerloo Line it's name (the other being Waterloo of course).

Bakerloo (13) : South Kenton

Southbound at South Kenton, the WCML in the background.

Bakerloo (12) : Edgware Road

One of two Edgware Road stations on the tube map (not confusing at all), this one is the Bakerloo Line one.

Bakerloo (11) : Harlesden

This week's theme is another selection of photos on the Bakerloo Line. Starting at Harlesden.

Light engine

A Class 47 passes through Derby.

Battery electric

Battery electric trains are nothing new, NG23 now preserved at Leighton Buzzard used to work in a munitions depot.

LMS-SAV (5) : Stratford-upon-Avon

Chiltern 165 008 at Stratford-upon-Avon.

LMS-SAV (4) : Bearley

Looking down the line at sleepy Bearley.

LMS-SAV (3) : Claverdon

Claverdon's sign.

LMS-SAV (2) : Hatton

Chiltern 165 012 passes through Hatton.

LMS-SAV (1) : Leamington Spa

This week's theme is the line from Leamington Spa (LMS) to Stratford-upon-Avon (SAV), starting with tamper DR73805 passing through Leamington Spa.

1938ts

The London Transport Museum's preserved 1938 Tube Stock train at Acton.

KGX

DVT 92204 and 387 111 at Kings Cross.

Lokomotivfabrik Krauss 7455

A German Army locomotive from the First World War, built in 1918 so of course this year is it's one hundredth birthday!

NG46

NG46, built by Baguley-Drewry at Stonehenge Works.

Arkle

One of many Motor Rail Simplex locomotives on the Leighton Buzzard Railway, this one at Stonehenge Works.

Orenstein & Koppel

No. 11 PC Allen at Page's Park.

Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway

This week's theme is the Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway starting with No. 80 Beaudesert at Pages' Park.

Approaching the crossing

153 334 about to go through the level crossing at Woburn Sands.