Santa Fe Railway's Ce-5 class of waycars was created in 1970 for a group was cabooses based out of Kansas City KS' Argentine Yard, operated on locals and transfers. Initially retaining their orig... (more)

A Sunspot For The Daygo. BNSF Railway 3752 (ET44C4) crossed the Torrey Preserve over Los Penasquitos Lagoon at just the right time with a relatively early departure and a hole in the clouds... (more)

Rounding Fullerton Junction's S-curve and about to pass through the Fullerton Transportation Center (more commonly known as the Fullerton Amtrak and Metrolink station) is BNSF Railway train S-LPKL... (more)

Orange, California, as the name implies, was a hub of activity in the citrus industry's heyday. (Ironically, the city was not named for the fruit, but rather after the city of the same name in Ne... (more)

Santa Fe 5126 waits for a signal to enter the yard in San Bernardino.

There is a lot going on here:

On Track 2, in the center, BNSF Railway train S-LHTLPC1-24A, an Intermodal Stacks train heading from Los Angeles Harbor's TICTF to Logistics Park near Ch... (more)

Stretching for 13,859 feet (2.625 miles) behind the power, BNSF Railway intermodal stack train S-LBPLPC1-12L originated in Long Beach, California's Pacific Container Terminal (PCT) and it headed f... (more)

Passing through the S-curve at Fullerton Junction just before 19:00 (7:00 pm), BNSF ES44C4 6727 and Dash 9-44CW 1006 move their train, Q-MEMLAC6-08A (Guaranteed Service Intermodal; Memphis TN to L... (more)

Santa Fe 8798 rounds the curve on the Cajon Summit, and into the early morning sunlight, as it leads an eastbound intermodal towards Barstow.

Santa Fe 5155 leads a westbound intermodal train through Cajon Pass.

A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing A Kansas City to Los Angeles intermodal ends its trip with a BNSF fakebonnet. When BNSF was newly formed, they acquired a handful of Dash 9s originally ordered b... (more)

As BNSF's S-LPCLBE1-02L (Intermodal Stacks; Logistics Park Chicago IL to Long Beach CA) awaits a fresh crew, Amtrak Pacific Surfliner 784 (Goleta CA to Irvine CA, truncated from going to Sa... (more)

Five Santa Fe Alco S4s sit by the roads Roundhouse in September 1976 these units lasted a while longer because i got to see them again in Chicago in 1979

So Much Has Changed in 38 Years (from Today!)

An eastbound Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe piggyback train stops in San Bernardino for a crew change. This train, most likely symbolle... (more)

It may be early January, but there is not a lot of snow on the San Gabriel Mountains as BNSF train M-WATBAR1-06, a merchandise train ("Look, Ma! No double-stacks!") that originated in W... (more)