The California Zephyr races west on the BNSF Ottumwa Sub with the next station at Osceola. The train has just departed Ottumwa and is close to the town of Chillicothe in southern Iowa.
The California Zephyr takes engine #51 off the consist due to mechanical issues and the train will head to Denver running solo with the remaining engine.
The California Zephyr #6 train reflects off of Barr Lake as it runs west on the Brush Sub through Brighton, Colorado.
Amtrak engine #51 (P42DC) leads the California Zephyr #6 train past Barr Lake as sunset.
Amtrak engine #51 (P42DC) gets put into a siding in Fort Morgan, Colorado due to a hot journal, forcing the California Zephyr to run with one engine to Denver.
The California Zephyr lost an engine to a hot journal box and had to leave it in Fort Morgan, Colorado. The train then proceeded to Denver with a solo engine.
The California Zephyr runs through Tunnel 29 at Pinecliffe, Colorado as it heads into the Colorado Rocky Mountains on the Moffat Tunnel Sub.
AMTK 51 leads the westbound California Zephyr out of Cisco and into the Utah desert on a sunny fall evening.
AMTK engine #51 (P42DC) arrives in Denver at sunset carrying esteemed Conductor Brad, who was experiencing his last trip to Denver as an Amtrak conductor. Brad retired after 30 amazing years in th... (more)
Amtrak Train 3, the Southwest Chief, winding through the warm, summer landscape of Blanchard, New Mexico. The curves of the track and the desert backdrop create a striking contrast, with the train... (more)
Amtrak ALC-42 326 trails on the Capitol Limited, as it emerges from some thunderstorms.
Looking worse for wear, AMTK 51 has hit a few objects over its miles.
A P42 with accident damage leads the Carolinian out of Cary.
Amtrak engine #51 (P42DC) leads the California Zephyr through the Denver Yard, passing an affordable housing development located near the tracks.
It's early morning, as Amtrak number 6 is heading out across the high desert of Utah.
