How do you like your orange? Two orange GE's pass an eyestopping orange '08 Ford Mustang.

Amtrak 156 leads an on time Coast Starlight through the farm fields of Camarillo and Oxnard.

Clover Valley Lumber Co. Mallet #4 makes a runby on it's public debut special.

Amtrak 40th Anniversary unit #156, decorated in the "Pointless Arrow" paint scheme, passes windsurfers packing up after a long day on the water.

UP's daily Roseville to West Colton manifest passes through the curves scoped through the golden hills of the Tehachapi's by William Hood in the 1870's near Bealville.

UP "Triclops" SD60M 2376 leads the Gemco-Guadalupe Hauler past the christmas tree farm in Somis on the western end of Metrolink's Ventura Subdivision.

UP 5395 and 4 other (2 were farther back in consist as mid-train DPU's) armour yellow GE's power the Roseville to West Colton manifest through the many curves of Bealville.

Mountain railroading at it's finest. After dealing with one of the greatest battles in mountain railroading, UP 7615 will have a much easier run as it heads out of Caliente towards Bakersfi... (more)

Making slow, but steady progress on the steep grade out of Caliente, BNSF 4003 and 3 other motors lead a manifest bound for points east.

The ZLCLT-14 lead by UP 7615 enters the Caliente Creek Narrows making good progress towards it's final destination of Lathrop.

Now nearing the exit of the Caliente Creek Narrows, BNSF 7066 and 6 more of Warren Buffet's workhorses begin to dig into the grade which they will face for the next several miles before they crest... (more)

With most of it's work behind it, Amtrak's Coast Starlight (more of a "San Joaquin Starlight" on this day) #11 glides downgrade at Marcel.

Horseheads invade Uncle Pete's territory! 3 of NS's finest lead a stack train bound for the ports of the Los Angeles through the western end of San Timoteo Canyon.

2 of Uncle Pete's finest lead a repo train by the DWP plant in the north of Mojave.

The neon sign of the California Zephyr "Silver Solarium" begins to illuminate the rear end of the Grand Canyon as the sun sets on a warm and long Arizona day.