Sunday's double header crosses the trestle.
On the last day of summer we find the O Yard job crossing over the Fraser River into Richmond to spot a couple industries with rain clouds in the background ready to welcome in the fall
Weyerhaueser Company's daily "trash train" demands six locomotives today. Five SW1500's and the company's only GP9 make up the consist.
The spacer box car is empty all but a MU cable to connect the locos. It is actually used to spread the weight out over the Buffalo Creek bridge on the other end of the line that is much smaller th... (more)
The dog days of summer are definitely over as fall creeps in to Appalachia. Former WPY 190 returns to her markings in Alaska for Railfan Weekend at Tweetsie. http://www.jasonbcagle.com
Odd to see such spindly trestle in the big city but here it is with a switchers tiptoeing across to some industry needing gons. This may be the slightly less glamorous part of the San Antonio Riv... (more)
A trio of EMDs storm across the Gull River on old wooden trestle as they hustle 123 coal loads towards Superior, WI.
BNSF 1071 and 4977 wait for clearance onto the Fraser River bridge before proceeding into New Westminster Yard
This empty has just emerged back into the sun after passing through some thunderstorms. The two fisherman don't even notice the thunder created by the two EMD products.
Two units on the headend and one in DPU mode have this loaded coal train near track speed as it crosses the old wooden trestle over the Gull River.
Glenwood Local Y102 drops down the 36th Street Branch off of the P&W Sub to spot a boxcar in Pittsburgh's Strip District.
Just another day for the O Yard...
The O Yard job returns from Richmond after switching a couple industries with some unfamiliar power
Test Train 29 is crossing the trestle at Milepost 4, giving a rare view of southbound Grand Canyon Train in the morning hours
"The Cruz," aka the Santa Cruz Local crosses Dry Creek Trestle in Aptos. I had planned to chase this train along the Santa Cruz Boardwalk, but it stopped for beans about two miles north of here, ... (more)
