Union Pacific ES44AC no. 5478 with a string of cans, passes a Grain Loading Facility with a ship taking on grain in Tacoma on the Seattle Subdivision.

Former Fillmore and Western GP35 No. 3501 trails behind the Gaudalupe Local power as it heads to its new home on the Santa Maria Valley Railroad.

Though not a classic mixed freight like from the pages of Lucius Beebe's classic book Mixed Train Daily, it is a reminder of those times. This train is also a sad one as the Fillmore and Western h... (more)

As the morning sun rises over the surrounding mountain tops, a BNSF Grainer crosses the Two Medicine Bridge at West Glacier.

Amtrak no. 8, the eastbound Empire Builder rolls through Marias Pass. Next stop East Glacier.

Westbound Grainer with BNSF ES44DC no. 7561 leading, rounds along the Flathead River on the Hi Line Subdivision east of Belton.

A fiery sunset over Santa Cruz Island and the Santa Barbara Subdivision with the southbound Guadalupe Local silhouetted at Seacliff Siding.

Westbound Auto Racks pass eastbound Union Pacific SD70AH no. 8972 during a crew change at the Cheyenne Depot

Southbound Stacks with Union Pacific ES44AH leading, rolls through Sunnyside Beach Park at Steilcoom Wa.

Clover Valley Lumber Co. 2-6-6-2 T poses under a full moon at the restored Sunol Railway Depot on the Niles Canyon Railroad during a Pete Lerro Photo Charter.

Climbing up Niles Canyon, eastbound OCSRR 2-4-4-2 no. 7 the Skookum, rolls past the Steps, a popular photo spot on the Niles Canyon Railroad during a Pete Lerro Photo Charter.

Climbing up Niles Canyon, eastbound Clover Valley Lumber Co. 2-6-6-2 T No4 rolls past the Steps, a popular photo spot in the Canyon, during a Pete Lerro Photo Charter.

Union Pacific SD70M no. 3884 leads the southbound Guadalupe Local thru Emma Wood State Park during a blinding sunset.

After a crew change, southbound Union Pacific No. 5736 leads a manifest out of the Dunsmuir Railyard and down the hill on the Valley Subdivision.

Southbound stacks with Union Pacific ES44AH no.8211 leading ducks under Oak Creek Road Bridge and highballs through the Mojave Railyard.