CP 3130, an EMD GP38-2, is assigned on a work train for the CP Lacolle Sub. with a caboose (CP #434957), built by CPR Angus Shop, at the tail end.

It almost looks like local C45 is under attack as it passes the VFW in New Galilee with its M60 tank and anti-aircraft gun.

Normally no train passes by this elegant ex-Rutland station at night. It took an odd set of circumstances, an Iron Road Excursion train of private cars being re-routed up Vermont Rail System, to o... (more)

Port Power sits in West Sacramento

A local based out of Altoona heads for the west side of Eau Claire with cars for the Menards distribution center. This bridge was opened in 1911 to replace a single track bridge barely visible in... (more)

High hood Tracing its origins back to the Alco RS1 and then EMD GP7 models, the high hood feature would be standard on the first hood unit locomotives built. Later designs would chop this ... (more)

A Union Pacific RCL switcher works the south end of North Yard while a southbound FrontRunner commute approaches North Temple station in Salt Lake City.

Transfer departing 12th street yard for Lesperance Street with a trio of leasers.

The Pacific Local heads west to work customers in Brentwood and Pacific .

Vagrant in the Mist While NS G66 goes about putting together its train out of frame in the morning vapor, a drifter walks into the early forenoon fog unaware of the train performing work ah... (more)

Remote control equipped engines wait in UP's 36th Street Yard for the call to action.

WE 211 Running to the SWP to drop off some loaded sand hoppers for the new fraking plant. Has the train is going into Temple Tunnle we can see a push pull operation will be done shortly when the g... (more)

WE 211 Running to the SWP to drop off some loaded sand hoppers for the new fraking plant. Has the train is going over Mingo Bridge we can see a push pull operation will be done shortly when the ge... (more)

A classic set of EMD Geep power is busy today putting together its train for the daily run to the Evraz Rocky Mountain Steel Mill while a group of BNSF employees easily spotted by their orange col... (more)