Asansol based WAG7 #27151 heads a BCN/A rake on the ramp that forms a part of the Sahibabad triangle. A WDP1 hauled passenger heads to Delhi Jn with a passenger on the lower level. Curiously, the BCN/A rake lacked a caboose and the loco had its front pant

Rendezvous with the majestic KK at Ankai killa after a gap of 2 years.

Not to be left behind the NZM bound KSK also makes way through the picturesque Ankai region near Manmad.

Blast from the past: A WAG7 hauled BOXN rake waits patiently at Bhongir, while the NZM bound Karnataka Sampark Kranti crosses it. 2004-09-27

Conquering the ghats of SWR: SBC-bound Prshanti with GY WDG-3A hits the gradient near the 56.5km mark between Thondebhavi-MKL. 2007-07-08, Bizzy.

Conquering the ghats of SWR: The YPR-GNT passenger smokes up as it departs from MKL. 2007-07-08, Bizzy.

A perfect combination of Green and Brown...Golden Rock WDG3A #14670, working a long tanker rake, waiting for us to cross over near Vallathol Nagar... The kilometre markers show the distance ex-Shoranur.

Prashanti Express on the famous "Kadiyam Curve" at the Kadiyam station near Rajahmundry. In the background is a gas-fired power station.

SBC-guntur pass gathers momentum at km54(westend) of MKL amidst the awe of the surrounding hills.--colin--A530,14/07/07

Prashanti exp zooms past Proceed aspect amidst the greenery at km54 westend of MKL,more photo's from abigynan,vivek.--colin--A530

(Shakti pagent contest-who looks better,freight or passenger)TWin WDG3A Shakti's haul Udyaan EXp into MKL mainline with notched up loco's since 'danger'was awarded at home.makkalidurg,14/07/07A530--colin--

Lead Loco of VSG - HWH exp clears the bridge. The Blue Parcel Vans are attached at the front. Pic not clear due to mist - by Hrishikesh Moghe

Bankers On way Down to Kulem . Note Tourist visiting fixed themselves on the footboard near Long Hood for a ride down the Ghat - By Hrishikesh Moghe

GY Baldie leads a Combo Rake of Track Machine, BCCN / BCNA ,Flat Wagons & Maintainance Coach down the Ghat . Pic not clear due to the mist of waterfall - by Hrishikesh Moghe