As many will know, Bob Geeza Cat is a regular here, but there has never been a mention of Bob’s owner. Though as any cat owner will know, th...

To combat trespass on the line, a couple of scary locomotives with terrifying fibreglass faces have been bought in to scare small children a...

 Deep in The Forest, a view down the side passage next to The Miners Arms as old sad eyes number 6313 prepares to depart with a few wagons o...

  With it being a fowlish day outside, so what better than another dip into the negative folder from 3 December 1990.  Here we are during a ...

Here we have a nice summer scene at Catcott before the little people moved in, the bus is driverless, there are no passengers, the engine ha...

The morning goods slows to take the point at the entrance to the incline into Polbrook Gurney Colliery. Due to a very wet season, the trackb...

I've just been scanning off some more of my negs and came across the set I took at Corfe Mullen Junction Crossing on a dull 9th of Novem...

It’s a midweek miserable Wednesday at Fountain Colliery. And most usually one of Templecombe shed’s Midland 3F locos has made it deep into T...

Here we are at Fountain Colliery and the view from up the back passage where the railway slips in between The Miners Arms and the lodge at t...

In Little England, shrined in law since 1883, all weekend trains have to be replaced with the dreaded rail replacement bus service. Only pre...

Even in olden times signs of Christmas would manifest well and truly early. I remember as a whippersnapper getting on for 50 years ago seein...

Another old camera from my collection. A Voightlander Vitomatic ii a.  This German made 35mm rangefinder camera was originally my grandfathe...

  Down at the wharf, a SR Q1 ‘Austerity’ 0-6-0 collapsible goods locomotive simmers next to an overhead water tank, which as usual in the la...

 Another camera from the collection.  A late 1990s 35mm Olympus mju ii. I’ve not run a film through it for years, but I popped a battery in ...

From time to time I get asked how the inch high people know where to buy their moonshine from. It’s a combination of things, ranging from br...

A regular Saturday at Whitehall Halt. Upper class half brother twits Henry Bootright-Buttomhook and Toby Slipbottom-Whypeclean-Corduroy are ...

On the 3rd of March 1987 I was in Inverness, having travelled all the way from Salisbury the previous day on a £12 British Rail offer that w...

  A bucolic Thursday down in the inch high Devon as a grain wagon of malted barley is being dropped off. Officially it’s going to be turned ...

 Mid-week shenanigans... Working from left to right (or for those down under who’ll be looking at this photo upside down, from right to left...

Deep in the Forest, a magnificent sunrise greets High Vis Harvey and Fluorescent Fred as they arrive on shift to start the engine. But as ...

The mixed weather (now known as 'very scary global warming, but if you buy and electric car, all will be good weather') in Little En...

  Back in the olden days when there were more railways than roads, if your car broke down you’d use the services of the Railway Automotive C...

  Some results from this new ‘quirky experimental’ Harman Phoenix 200 colour negative film made at the Ilford plant in Mobberley Cheshire. I...