UP's E units leading an officer's special down Cajon Pass on my birthday on March 14, 1999. It was a pleasant surprise for me since I didn't know they were running that day.

CP 8072 nears San Bernardino as it passes Ono on the Cajon Sub.

A pair of NS units lead the QNYCLAC into San Bernardino at Ono along Cajon Blvd.

Nearing San Bernardino BNSF 3723 and 3724, both brand new ET44C4's out of a very small 4 unit order.

BNSF 3730 is on the point of a westbound Military train at Ono, just north of San Bernardino.

BNSF 4701 in warbonnet paint is on the rear of a westbound ballast train at Ono, north of San Bernardino.

Brand new UP SD70ACeT4 3059 leads an eastbound through Ono on the Cajon Sub.

CSXT 7860 east leads this empty ballast train on the Cajon Sub.

Climbing the grade out of San Bernardino on BNSF's Cajon Subdivision, a matched three unit set of BNSF SD70ACes power the Watson to Barstow "harbor train" through Ono and toward Cajon Pa... (more)

BNSF ET44C4 #3880.

2 brand new 3800's hold at Ono on the point of train QALTSBD.

2 brand new ET44C4's lead a Long Beach to Houston stack train slowly along Cajon Blvd at Ono.

BNSF 3919 west holds in the siding at Ono along the Cajon Sub. This was a historic day to be trackside as this is the first set of new Tier 4 emissions standard units to lead a train into Californ... (more)

BNSF 3919 ET44C4, Ono, Ca.

With an SD40-2 / DDA40X / DDA40X / DDA40X / DDA40X / SD40-2 lash-up on the headend, and a cupola caboose on the rear, this piggyback train epitomizes the short, fast, high-priority trains for whic... (more)