Cutting it kind of close! With top executives on board, the Royal Canadian Pacific business train is headed north through the rain, making its way down the flooded Marquette Subdivision. The exces... (more)

On a dark and gloomy morning, BO-1 delivers two loaded boxcars to the last remaining Boston area customer: Boston Paper Board. The last known switch for this customer was back in 2012!

Following an afternoon deluge in the Melbourne CBD, three route 6 trams to Glen Iris are blocked by floodwaters in High Street, Prahran.

E class tram 6008 approaches a flooded section of track on the route 96 near Port Junction.

The conductor on the crew visiting the O Yard cautiously checks the water levels as the west coast rain has started to flood the area. Fortunately the water wasn't dangerously high, but the two ge... (more)

With the Mississippi River slowly receding back to it's banks, the CP has resumed operations by "push/pulling" trains through the remaining high water. The conductor and student are rid... (more)

Rails to the bay, literally. In the distant past this area of Agate Bay was used by commercial fisherman who launched their large boats using dollies mounted on track, using scrap rail likely laid... (more)

Beos Kota Trainshed affected by flooding, and the electric locomotive can't passing the area

Rain still down but it's a great moment for father & his son for taking the swimming train

An old KRUPP diesel hydraulic loco hauling Penataran train passing Porong Flood.

On the 2'0" gauge Mulgrave Mill system Clyde HG-3R 0-6-0DH 19 passes under the 3'6" gauge Kuranda Railway with 19 ten tonne bins loaded with sugar cane from the Barron River.

LS&M centercab runs around its train on a soggy Sunday.

Hard rain fallen a day before and still raining when I came hear. Heard from my friend that all the trains which passing by this location have to haul by diesel hydraulic locomotive. This kind of ... (more)

Due to high water from the flooding Mississippi River, the Canadian Pacific decided not to detour but instead push/pull trains through the high water. Although the water here is over the rail, it... (more)