The day is just beginning in Memphis as the City of New Orleans takes on fuel on a cold January morning.

These gentlemen are lining up this MoW truck onto BNSF Main 2 at the Kentucky Street crossing.

An Asplundh Railroad Division MoW train sits in a siding on the BNSF Birmingham Sub in Olive Branch, MS.

A peek into the Alabama Gulf Railroad yard in Pensacola, Florida. That first unit looks as if it may just roll off the tracks. Probably an illusion applified by the telephoto lens.

An unpatched Espee unit billows out the smoke as it increases from 5 mph to track speed. The MNLPF 23 has just passed through a work zone (broken rail) and is now clear to throttle up as it passes... (more)

The sun is setting at the Collierville Heritage Railroad Display near Memphis. This former Frisco locomotive was built in 1912 by the American Locomotive Company in Schenectady, New York. It's in ... (more)

A beautiful day in the Garden District.

The inside of 1351. This locomotive was built in 1912 by the American Locomotive Company in Schenectady, New York.

This caboose is actually leading the Casper local out of the yard as it crosses over Interstate 25 enroute to the Sinclair Oil Facility in Evansville.

Coming off the Frisco Bridge BNSF 7911 heads west into Arkansas. UP's Harahan Bridge can be seen in the exhaust of this train.

A good day for a streetcar ride through the Garden District.

Here comes the railroad police to question me. First time I've made a crew nervous. Most of the time it's a wave out of the window as the train passes by.

Didn't quite make the turn into the wye.

Once again proving that you don't have to be intelligent to gain a driver's license. Ex-Conrail NS 8202 leads NS 362 out of the yard as the individual in the moron... er... I mean maroon car is ob... (more)

Westbound (timetable north) intermodal train Q ATGLAC1 28A crosses the Mississippi River on the Frisco Bridge of the BNSF. UP's Harahan Bridge is to the left in the photo. The Frisco Bridge was co... (more)