ATSF 126 gets a wave as it heads an eastbound through Flagstaff in 1994. When did ATSF become part of BNSF?
This may be the only time I caught red and yellows in the Flagstaff area. We would go to California during the red and yellow era. When we start going to Arizona, the red and yellow were pretty mu... (more)
I sure liked the paint job on the B truck GE's when they were new. We called them Pepsi cans.
BN 6841 has a westbound intermodal outfit approaching the Cosnino Road crossing east of Flagstaff on a late winter morning on the divide. The 6841 is trailed by MRL SD40-2 252. A GP60M and SD40-2 ... (more)
BNSF 808-8277-829, westbound autorack splitting the markers, mp337, at Flagstaff, Arizona. April 18, 2001. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo
BNSF 8256, leads a eastbound freight at Cosnino, (Flagstaff) Arizona. June 1, 1996. Jack D Kuiphoff photo ©
One of the great things about the Santa Fe was the potential for variety in a lash up. This afternoon westbound doesn't disappoint. Lead by a B40-8W, F45 5963, SD45-2 5853, FP45 96, GP39-2, and a ... (more)
Santa Fe GE C 40-8w 808 leads a eastbound at Cosnino east of flagstaff in the early morning on a nice day in June 1995 in the roads last year before the BNSF merger. The fairly clean warbonnet ... (more)
Long Beach stacks climb out of Flagstaff.
Faded lady 5383 seems to have been basking in the sun too long, compared to its more vibrant cousins. This westbound J.B. Hunt container train is plodding upgrade past the Cosnino Road crossing be... (more)
Early morning on the Arizona Divide finds this eastbound humming downgrade in dynamic past the Cosnino Road crossing between Flagstaff and Darling.
Westbound intermodal with international containers from California cross the Walnut canyon creek deposited with copious amounts of powdery snow over the previous night
An east bound Intermodal crosses a west bound at Walnut Canyon creek east of Flagstaff, Arizona.
A west bound with fresh snow at Walnut canyon creek east of Flagstaff, Arizona.
West bound Intermodal passing the historic SantaFe depot just before the sunset on a cold winter day.
