6000 Horsepower SD90MAC-H II 8525. They had a short life. I'm glad I made the effort to catch them. Second unit is a GE 6000 horsepower unit AC6000CW 7551. At least on these, the locomotives survi... (more)

UP 7254 and 6844 roll through Stockton, Utah with a Black Thunder to Intermountain Power coal train.

The second of back to back westbounds. UP 6066 is moving right along with the MNPML.

Union Pacific 9085, 6435 roll through on a Saturday morning, shaking awake the slumbering town of Stockton, Utah.

UP 3052 rolls through Stockton, Utah in golden hour. The town of Stockton has had some rough time as of late. They had a flash flood that came down the mountain and destroyed homes, and destroyed ... (more)

A couple GE tier 4's, sandwich a pretty beat up looking AC4400CW. Also a another AC4400CW can be seen shoving back in the mid train.

Train as far as the eye can see. One of Union Pacific's monsters. Stretching all the way back to the town of Stockton, and disappearing into Stockton Cut.

After struggle with the grade between Lakepoint, and Stockton Utah. UP 3090 is off to the races, just west of Stockton with the MNPML.

Last shot of the night at Stockton, Utah. They really get up and move for a bit after this, so I called it a night.

I've ended a lot of train chase over the years at Stockton. Seems it's always the place to get the good light.

I've been wanting to shot this picture again for awhile now. For about a year there were hopper cars stored in the siding. They finally moved them, but in the couple attempts I have made since the... (more)

With some fresh snow this week, I decided to run out this morning, to see if I could catch a train. UP 5339, 4873, 5423 lead a westbound manifest on the Lynndyl Subdivision.

UP 1996 rolls past the town of Stockton. The train now will begin to pick up speed, and really leave civilization for awhile.

Union Pacific 7678, 5193 have just rolled through the small, but growing town of Stockton, Utah.

Some rough looking power, but it was getting the job done just fine. The engineer was calling out highball on the radio as he was knocking down all the location names. And was making good time, as... (more)