This train of US Army equipment, recrewed at Vegas, and is on its way to Yermo, Ca

This 3 unit set is part of UP's Operation C.A.R.E., here it is crossing Sunset Road, across from McCarran Airport, with several LV Metro PD officers in attendance.

This MOW employee is employing "thermite" welding. The temperature is around 5000 degrees Fahrenheit.

This westbound coal train, is tied down in Vegas, due to MOW work in town.

Tied down and motors shut off, for fuel conservation, this local goes on duty later in the afternoon.

This eastbound "Q" train, has just left the Vegas valley...with Apex and Arrolime in the background.

Awaiting crew change, this westbound ballast train sits quietly at the depot.

This is a westbound stacker, heading to Southern California

This was pretty much standard helpers for the Tehachapi Mountains during the seventies and eighties. 4 of the 6 units were tunnel motors.

This westbound stacker originated outside of Chicago, Illinois...and will end its journey in Long Beach, Ca

This westbound manifest originated at North Platte, Nebraska...it will end its journey in West Colton, CA

This westbound stacker has just climbed out of Sloan Canyon.

This is the remains of a grade crossing accident, fortunately the train did not derail, it only caused the articulated flat bed to break in half...causing damage only to the crane it was transport... (more)

With 2 units on the point and 2 units at the rear, they are working very hard to climb the grade out of the Las Vegas Valley

This quartet of brand new locomotives leads this California bound stack train. (7819, 7820, 7821, 7822). They will remain on the mainline until much later in the day, due to a MOW curfew east of Y... (more)