On an early Saturday morning, at a deserted Southern Pacific Station in Santa Barbara, the westbound empty cans are returning to Wunpost for refilling.
With its station work complete, a lengthy Amtrak 1761 departs the ex-Southern Pacific Santa Barbara depot for its next station stop of Goleta with the Los Angeles-based private cars "Overland... (more)
The sun rises after the passing of a thunder storm from tropical moisture flowing from the south.The early morning passengers managed to stay dry, as the southbound Surfliner to Los Angeles arrive... (more)
The ex-New York Central private car "Dagny Taggart" brings up the markers of Amtrak's northbound Coast Starlight this afternoon as the train departs Santa Barbara for points north.
Union Pacific 3012 makes it's first coastline appearance on the head end of Amtrak 11.
Amtrak train 763 rolls by the bird refuge in Santa Barbara on a sunny day, between storms.
The Guadalupe local with a SD70M leading a quartet of power and a heathy cut of cars rounds out of Summerland onto the steep face of Ortega hill.
BNSF 4611 leads the northbound Coast Starlight through Santa Barbara. This may be the first time a BNSF unit has traveled north on an Amtrak train on this subdivision.
The southbound Coast Starlight pauses at Santa Barbara as it nears the end of it's Seattle-LA journey. Leading the way is a Dash 8, not a common leader.
A Surfliner stops at Santa Barbara.
Southbound Auto Racks power through Andree Clark Bird Refuge in Santa Barbara, CA.
The Olympic Torch Relay Train arrives in Santa Barbara for ceremonies as the Olympic Torch, being carried on foot, catches up to the train so that it can continue its trip north on the way to its ... (more)
Only Pacific Business Class is found on the Pacific Surfliner.
Number 14, the northbound Coast Starlight, cruises past the Montecito Country Club and the Andree Clark Bird refuge as it enters Santa Barbara.
Amtrak train 14, the Coast Starlight, rolls into the Southern Pacific Station as passengers watch and wait to begin their journey.