A BNSF Officer Special train heads up the grade at Moody on the Oregon Trunk Subdivision. It would then travel south through Bend, OR.

eastbound BNSF train climbing Cajon Pass near Summit with San Gabriel mountains in distance

NS 6920 showing it's might flying solo with 100+ empites heading back to the mines.

Limited to 40Km/h for this section, the Blue Train carefully negotiates its way through Tulbagh Kloof

The day's second loaded coal train is seen here a few miles from the line's terminus; the Bonanza Power Plant. Unlike most E60s found in coal services in the four corner states, the DPR-1 and DPR-... (more)

Power continues to shuffle around after the G&W/RA merger. Here we see IORY 5005 and CBNS 5009 running as a reunited BN pair on the TPW. These will be repainted to GW/TPW match the other 2 GP50s ... (more)

A late Horicon-Janesville train rocks through Waukesha on the CN, just a few hundred yards from home rails at Grand Ave.

What a difference a day makes. Yesterday's miserable snow, sleet, sun and windy conditions give way to a day of full sun and warmer temps as MILW 261 departs Duluth for the return trip to the Twin... (more)

From Florence the "ETR.500 Y2" diagnostic train for the control high-speed lines. This train is called "DIA.MAN.TE" stands for: (Diagnostic Maintenance Technology)

A train loaded at United Taconite Plant at Fairlane, MN, heads back to Duluth, MN. The CN still has alot of older SD40's type working the Iron Range. This is the place to go to see older CN power,... (more)

Moving up hill at a rapid pace, todays Q612 flies through Notasulga with a GEVO desperately needing a new flag decal.

Western Maryland 6 leads a triple header runby during the 2013 Cass Railfan Weekend.

Three locomotives under steam at the Cass shop for Railfan Weekend. Engine No. 4 wears temporary "Cass, Greenbrier, Cheat & Bald Knob Scenic Railroad" lettering - the first name of the tourist op... (more)

The Port crew departs out of the east end of Selkirk with the K-010 trainset for the Albany Port Sub to spot the tankers at the busy Buckeye Terminal. Colorful mixed BNSF/NS lashups are common o... (more)

This is the SB Carolinian. For a town of 30,000 Salisbury see a lot of trains, i.e., eight. The north and southbound Crescent, Carolinian, and two Piedmonts.