Westbound through Hector.

CP 9588 and CP 951X slowly makes their way though the Lasha Rock Sheds (White Canyon) with a long stack train.

CN 5739 and UP 3920 make their way through the rock sheds at Lasha (White Canyon) on the CN Ashcroft Sub, Oct 22, 2006 towards the Pacific Coast.

Moving about 5 mph the Fridays only Potash Local emerged from Bootlegger Canyon headed for Potash. The unstable roadbed keeps the train at a crawl through the canyon and tunnel south of Moab.

Hard to tell this is a Southern Pacific train - led by DRGW GP40-2 3110, SD40T-2 5339 and GP40 3088 - as the trio of EMDs head freight along the sculpted landscape at Desert Siding, Utah.

UP's weekly potash train is about to enter Bootlegger Canyon on the Cane Creek sub.

A very long eastbound pig train roars through the eroded desert formations just west of the Colorado River.

Union Pacific 2190 & leased unit, HLCX 6336 slowly glide along the roadbed shelf. They are just above the Colorado River and will soon be climbing up and out of the canyon through the cuts and tun... (more)

BNSF 6380 West at the rock cuts near Lyle, WA.

It is 9:30am and Amtrak 6 is running about 45 minutes late. This picture was taken from atop one of the many dirt mounds that can be found in the desert. This particular mound is about halfway bet... (more)

This Westbound mixed piggyback/stack navigates the S curve coming out of Bard Canyon towards Sloan Nevada. You can see the rest of the train to the right of the engine.