Happy birthday! To me anyways. INRD leads a coal train thru Franksville, WI on my birthday in 2012.

Union Pacific pool power leads a Utah Railway Intermountain Power to Wildcat coal train through Spring Canyon on March 13, 1999.

CEFX 121 leads a Norfolk Southern manifest freight west on the CSXT (former NYC Michigan Central) Porter Branch.

After a short wait following the blocks of 234 ahead, 188 passes through the N&W CPL signals at Villamont, and soon will hold up at Montvale for the 958.

Engineer John Shine is at the throttle, as UP8016 muscles thru Mitchell on the climb for Tennessee Pass. This was suppose to be the last train over Tennessee Pass. Trains would run sporadically ... (more)

Former UP unit and sibling sit outside the shop in the Juniata yard.

One of two leased CIT EMD SD9043MACs leads taconite loads from Babbitt Mn to Silver Bay MN. Shown here at "Railfan Rock".

One of two leased CIT EMD SD9043MACs leads taconite loads from Babbitt Mn to Silver Bay MN

This pair of 90MACs goes off lease shortly. Get them while you can.

Overnight rains have left puddles of water under the Richard Creek Viaduct, more commonly called Tulip Trestle, as two red SD90MACs pull Indiana Rail Road's daily SAHW freight over the impressive ... (more)

Northshore Mining's 0700 crew has their pair of SD9043MACs in full dynamic as they descend the 1.5 percent grade toward Lake Superior. The train is skirting the west side of Silver Bay's golf cour... (more)

With the rear of their train still in Nebraska westbound double stacks march into Pine Bluffs, WY with rebuilt SD9043MAC 3666 on the point, a UP SD70M and a pair of 'thoroughbreds' round out the c... (more)

The San Luis & Rio Grande south local passes the famous Denver & Rio Grande two-story depot in downtown La Jara, CO. The depot hasn't been used for passenger service since the 'San Juan' stopped r... (more)

The spirit of the southwest is alive and well in the San Luis Valley in southern Colorado, as seen by this festively painted mailbox perched on the fencepost. Despite that, we're still close enoug... (more)