A perfect photo freight rolls along the banks of the Provo Reservoir. Thanks to Steam Specials and Railfan Magazine for making this one happen!

A rebuilt "Olympic" barn doesn't contrast at all with the turn of the century freight train about to rumble past. Thanks to Steam Specials and Railfan Magazine for making this one happen!

A morning runby scares up a few birds who were none to happy with the photographers and their query... Thanks to Steam Specials and Railfan Magazine for making this one happen!

The clouds are rolling in, but sunlight still lights up the 618 and it's train. Thanks to Steam Specials and Railfan Magazine for making this one happen!

UP 618 hits the Snake Creek Trestle running.... Thanks to Steam Specials and Railfan Magazine for making this one happen!

Can't get much better! Clear skies and a great looking train. Former Union Pacific 618 performs a runby on the outskirts of Heber City. Thanks to Steam Specials and Railfan Magazine for making ... (more)

Clear skies greeted photographers on the first day of a two day outing on the Heber Valley Railroad. Here 618 gets its train started on one of the day's first photo ops.

OSL 1068 leads a photo freight along partially frozen beaver pond (aka Jake's Pond) just outside of Charleston.

Oregon Short Line 1068 poses beside a cut of vintage boxcars at Heber City for a night photo session.

OSL 1068 passes Tate Barn with a photo freight charter. Click heremore)

With ice fog clinging to everything in sight OSL #1068 charges across the Snake Creek Trestle near Charleston with a photo freight. Thanks to Mark Perri as well as Mike Manwiller and the entire HV... (more)

Oregon Short Line #1068 leads a photo freight northbound around the curve at Snake Creek Trestle with ice fog laying low and clinging to the surrounding landscape.

The very first day of operation for Union Pacific 618 at the Heber Valley Railroad. Just minutes earlier it had backed out of the Heber shop for the first time. This event kicked off the 1995 s... (more)

Union Pacific 1011, restored to its as-delivered appearance, switches passenger equipment at Charleston, on the Heber Valley Railroad.

UP 618 storms across the Provo River Bridge on its way towards Heber.