Durango & Silverton 476 puts on a show of smoke and steam for attendees of the Heritage Rail Alliance's annual fall convention. A private car, with the president of the railroad aboard, brought up... (more)
Durango & Silverton 476 and 480 lead their passenger train up the grade at Granite Point on a sunny summer morning.
Durango & Silverton 476 passes Cataract Falls on a sunny spring afternoon as it heads for Durango.
With the rubber rabbitbrush in full bloom, Durango & Silverton K-28 #476 leads the 3rd. train of the day north out of Durango.
Durango & Silverton 476 hustles past Cataract Falls as it starts the return trip back to Durango.
Durango & Silverton 476 arrives in Durango late in the afternoon after completing its journey to Silverton.
Durango & Silverton 476 arrives back in Durango late in the evening after completing its 90-mile round-trip journey to Silverton.
The tall grass sways to the rhythm of the passing train as K-28 476 brings The Silverton home to Durango.
Train 463 with locomotives 476 and 473 pauses for water at the new Needleton Tank. However, the old wooden tank is still standing and visible midway through the train.
476 and 473 leads the train to silverton.
Durango & Silverton 476 charges up the steep grade at Cataract Gulch as it nears Silverton with its passenger train.
The engineer leans out the window and receives a blast of chilly September air to the face as he rounds the final bend before the US Rt 50 bridge.
DSNGRR 476 waiting for it's passenger to return.
Durango & Silverton #476 traverses the highline in Rio Grande lettering as part of the K-28's 100th anniversary celebration.
After a summer exploring angles of this line in the remote San Juans, I came to a simple conclusion for these high-angle shots: fly the drone, don't climb. This was an angle I scoped out over the ... (more)
