A coal train with a group of Oakway 60's heads through Richardton, ND on its way to the Great Lakes.
Deep in the Yakima River Canyon, the BRV snakes along the river with the towering hills showing how insignificant the train truly is.
The only action of today on the "Stampede Pass" line is the Pasco - Brownsville Yard, Vancouver, BC train led by an Oakway SD60.
Out of a heavy fog bank comes a late Empire Builder bound for Portland, OR.
At 4:45pm the sun has just dropped behind the Santa Rosa mountains as this EB has just cleared Mecca, CA. Mecca at 196' below sea level is the lowest surface railroad point in North America.
A healthy powered intermodal train has just made one meet at Mortmar, and continues east paralelling the Salton Sea.
An Atlanta bound stack train accelerates uphill out of Mortmar, CA along the Salton Sea.
The sun has just set over the Maricopa Mountains of Southern Arizona.
A hot "Q' train from New York City has almost completed its transcon run as it drops down from Daggett, CA led by a trio of NS units.
New signs depict the EXACT location of the west bound control signal at Summit as a Warbonnet led train approaches.
Taken from Hill 582, snow is fresh on the distant hills from a recent storm.
A Chicago bound stack train exits the tunnel between Cajon Station and Summit, CA on a crisp January morning
A late Southwest Chief is just finished the drop down Cajon Pass with a unique cloud formation just after sunrise.
A southbound auto train streaks through the Coaster station at Encinitas on a balmy January evening just after 9:30pm.
Like its predecessor and current namesake, cars match up for a photo op with light snow at Reservation Jct.
