The two big Pennys steamers, K4 3750 and M1b 6755, on display at the RMoP

Despite the fact that the Santa Fe was the first of the "Super Seven" to go, its relatively common to find power still painted for the railroad all over Southern California, albeit relegated to lo... (more)

Most railroads try to become more uniform but not the Union. The company's obsession with safety yellow has caught on with the caboose fleet too. Compare C104 to its more traditional sister in the... (more)

Seen here at the heart of the Surf Line; San Onofre State Park. The next several miles of beach are considered among the premier surf spots in the world. The series of three beaches are collective... (more)

While the era of the caboose is long gone, this new era of the DPU isn't half bad. Something on the end is always better than nothing!

Spectacular; no better way to describe the Columbia River Gorge. Wishram - the heart of BNSF operations in Gorge - can be seen from a bluff along the road leading out of town. From this height, we... (more)

Slightly different angle of "the Loop"

Note the chopper over downtown, its working on the first stages of the new arena for the Pens!

Despite faulty forecast, crashing dispatcher computers, rail grinder fires and lack luster leaves, some nice shots where had on the Slope.

One might think that the Fs are kept under tight lock and key when not out on assignment. Not the case, the four were scattered about the yard; 4271 is seen here at the Back Shop, one of the Bs wa... (more)

A feat that is considerable rare in this day of mega mergers and regional spin offs; BLE 908 utilizes a bridge built by the BLE 90 years ago to haul the same traffic to and from the Pittsburgh are... (more)

Just another angle to prove how Pittsburgh has earned its nickname as 'The City of Bridges.'

Long shadows forced me to go vertical on this shot, but I can't complain with the results.