One of the more interesting lashups we saw. We were surprised of the amount of foreign power out here on the BNSF transcon.
Two DPU's lean hard into an intermodal roaring slowly upgrade in the canyon. A careful observer can spot Maryann getting her shots.
A westbound manifest rushes across the drywash in the desert environment of Kingman Canyon.
Dedicated to my wife and RP contributor Maryann Pickering, who tripped over a cactus attempting to get a shot of this train. Two hours later she was patched up and out again.
DPU's help with the descent downgrade on the bottom of this intermodal. Note the windmills in the distance.
A Z makes the classic Kingman Canyon Shot.
Our 2nd train of the day was this manifest with an interesting lashup of power.
Actually even though this is intermodal country we did see a fair number of manifest freght out here. An empty coal train can be seen on the eastbound track.
Two BNSF trains meeting in Kingman Canyon with domestics heading east and international containers heading west.
Intermodal trains pass at Valentine on a beautiful warm evening.
Another "Z" train in the westbound parade rumbles through Kingman Canyon.
What appears to a set of brand new C4's roll an international container train westward through Kingman Canyon.
A BNSF International Container train winds through Kingman Box Canyon heading eastbound.
Kingman at sundown... a BNSF Z tran hustles westward through the scenic Kingman Canyon.
FEC 101 rushes through a lucky spell of sunshine on a cool and clouding up day in northeast Florida. Today's 101 had about 9,700 ft and three big champs.
