There was a variety of BNSF power in type and color at in the BNSF engine shop this day – GP28M, SD40-2, Dash944CW, GP38-2 and a rare visitor from California, Amtrak F59PHI

Coors Critter 991 (SW8) makes a rare appearance in the east yard of the Coors Brewing Facility.

A yard worker looks back to see a UP heavy belching smoke over the other engines in the North Yard.

A close-up of perhaps the coolest faded paint job ever - OmniTRAX's GP7U which runs the industrial area of north Denver.

A view of the UP North Yard in Denver, back when it was not uncommon to see four of five MP units working the North Yard.

A visitor from the south (Ferromex 4696) spotted in the Denver BNSF Yard.

There was a changing of the guard tonight as the California Zephyr 6 train exited the East Portal of the Moffat Tunnel using only the new Siemens ALC-42 Charger. The cold rain and low clouds did ... (more)

BNSF 9709 (SD70MAC) waits in the BNSF yard in Golden, Colorado for orders to take the Coors Beer Train to Denver.

The Colorado Railroad Museum was established in Golden, Colorado in 1958 and features a wonderful collection of engines, rolling stock, an 1880's style depot and a working roundhouse where engines... (more)

And the award for 'Most Faded Paint On An Active Engine' goes to..........

Don't let the size fool you - this Plymouth Locomotive Works 8 ton narrow gauge engine, wearing markings of the Golden City & San Juan Railroad, can move a big load and is often called on to move ... (more)

One look at the front end of a Loram Railvac unit lets one know that this was an engineer's dream to design. It looks like a cross between a MAD MAX and a Dr. Seuss creation.

UP 5572 and mates have been running coal loads through the Moffat Tunnel as evidenced by the heavy grime that has accumulated on the engines.

Amtrak train with two special-painted 'Heritage' units backing into Denver to take on passengers.

UPY 645 GP38-2 leads a long line of engines possibly lined up for a move out of the Union Pacific's North Yard in Denver, Colorado.