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Last update 24/4/24 @ 1830

Added 24 April 2024 - Trowell and Nottingham (21 April 2024)
I started the day by going to Trowell Junction for a Colas 56, and this was followed by a shopping trip to Nottingham, which of course, involved a few trams.

Added 24 April 2024 - RAF Coningsby (17 April 2024)
A day on the fence capturing Typhoons going about their business. 

Added 24 April 2024 - Stafold and Whizzo (14 April 2024)
A trip to the Statfold Barn Railway for their model railway exhibition was followed by a quick chase of class 52 'Western Champion' 

Added 24 April 2024 - Isle of Wight (11 April 2024)
I was away on a course in Petersfield, this was my final night, and I thought, what the heck, and headed over to the Isle of Wight to capture some D Stock.

Added 24 April 2024 - Petersfield and Portsmouth Harbour (10 April 2024)
I was away on a course in Petersfield, this was the second day and after capturing a couple of sunny shots before the course in the morning, I then went to Portsmouth Harbour in the evening for some night photography.

Added 24 April 2024 - Guildford and Petersfield (9 April 2024)
I was away on a course in Petersfield, so I made use of a bit of sun to visit Guildford in the evening to get class 455 5868 in its blue and grey livery, followed by an after dark photography session at Petersfield station. 

Added 24 April 2024 - Dusk Jumbo (1 April 2024)
A One Air Boeing 747 landing and parking up at dusk at East Midlands Airport.

Added 24 April 2024 - GCR(N) Photo Charter (30 March 2024)
A photo charter at Ruddington on the GCR(N) organised by Ben Wheeler and Kieran Fallows.

Added 25 March 2024 - Swinden Quarry (23 March 2024)
A superb charity photo shoot organised by Chris Gee at Tarmac's Swinden Quarry in Yorkshire using GB Railfreight's class 60 number 60085 'Snowdon'. And it would have been rude not to record a couple of images of Tarmac's resident diesel shunter 'Cracoe' while I was there.