Sarosh

	Dawn breaks over Morbi Jn.
	The YG 4252 gets watered before leaving for Maliya Miyana.
	The 412 Dn. rake consists of tanker wagons carrying water.
	Arrival of the 430 Up from Dahinsara at Morbi.
	412 departs from Morbi.
	Note the ballast rake on the other line.
	This is a truck that had rammed the level crossing gates last evening.
	Approaching Dahinsara the level crossing gate signal displays the 'proceed' aspect.
	The single smoke deflectored YG rests a little for the thrash to Maliya later.
	The mountain of salt looms at Vavania as the janata fill their water tanks.
	Sarosh on the buffer beam.
	Approaching Bhavpar, a view from the leading tender.
	Bhavpar, a typical lovely hamlet in this area.
	Departing Bhavpar, a shot towards the rake.
	Every stop necessitates a fresh charge of coal and the blower is used to fan the flames.
	Loco putting on power to climb out a gradient.
	Shri looks out from the cab.
	Approaching the arid Maliya town.
	The train works slowly towards the Maliya home signal.
	The station in sight now, note the water tank and the shunting disc on the ground.