Three BNSF GE GEVOs lead this westbound Willow Springs, IL to San Bernardino, CA Z7 as it rolls down Cajon Pass at Mormon Rocks with the skies clearing up after heavy rain and snow through out the... (more)

Racing toward the California border this H train had, in addition to a faded war bonnet, some weird plastic wrapped load in a gondola eight cars back. This was a jump-out-of-the-car grab shot kin... (more)

A high priority Z intermodal train bound for the NS railroad makes its way down the Arizona Divide as it passes Darling with a baretable train passing on track one.

Containers from the Port of Los Angeles traveled through the night from the LA Basin, up Cajon Pass and across the eastern Mojave Desert to wake up to the Arizona sun as two BNSF GE's help push th... (more)

Leaving the beautiful red cliffs of Lupton,AZ behind, 4 BNSF ES44C4's on their first revenue run lead this Chicago,IL-Los Angeles,CA quality intermodal train westbound 3/28/11.

4 brand new BNSF ES44C4's lead the Q-CHILAC1-06K westbound as the train is about to enter Abo Canyon. These units are on their maiden run west after being delivered to the BNSF 3 days prior.

A westbound "Not so baretable" passes the memorials of the railroaders who parished at this very spot from a runaway train many years ago on the south track of Cajon Pass.

4 EMD's lead a westbound down off the Palmdale cutoff at Pepper Ave.

Back in the day, the 199 would race down the ATSF tracks with shinny red and sliver GP's and Dash 8's. Now, the former 199 is the hottest train on the whole BNSF system. The Willow Springs, IL to ... (more)

Union Pacific's West Colton, CA to North Platte, NE manifest climbs eastward through the Weber River Valley at Henefer, Utah.

A pair of BNSF engines in "elephant style" pull at empty coal train toward Chicago.

UP 4068 leads a combination of auto racks and intermodal cars up Cajon Pass on BNSF track 1 as a potash train heads down the pass on the Palmdale Cut-off.

A matched set of Union Pacific SD70M locomotives running elephant style and sans American Flag, bring a hefty 6000 foot long Q619 into downtown Opelika on a surprisingly clear Saturday morning.