A pair of ex-SP geeps and a single hopper are seen tied down in El Centro Yard on the Calexico Sub. Note the "L-window" on the engineer side of 282. Reportedly there are only 6 units left on UP wi... (more)

The power for today’s CCQNA train head back to their train tied down in the yard as the BNSF DENKCK heads out of town with cars from more)

Appears the polar vortex has a couple CN 44's disoriented, as they're spotted here leading MTY's through the floodwall at Williamson in southern West Virginia on a cold, snowy morning...

With a Tagged Locomotive Leading Q131 Rockets Westward Down the CSX Saint Louis Line. In St. Elmo Illinois this train will head south on the UP Salem Sub picking up UP Symbol ZDTMX-27 there. The T... (more)

Bakerspatch

Bridge to nowhere Once used by the Missouri Pacific as a crossing over the Fountain River and their way into Pueblo, this steel bridge has outlasted the MoPac and surprisingly still retain... (more)

UP ballast train rolls west through Oroville.

Leaning into the super elevated curve at Boone, the L-PWR0357 heads into the small town with a train of empty covered hoppers including one interestingly tagged unit second from the front.

UPY 1149 (Ex Southern Pacific SW1500) was sold at the Burnham Yard in Denver and is now operating in Arizona with Kingman Terminal Railroad as GKTR 1541.

The Mighty MoPac - A relic from a by gone era still rolls along the rails on a Union Pacific Coal train headed for the Port of Los Angeles. Railroad: Missouri Pacific
Locomotive: None
Location: Cajon Pass - San Bernardino County, California, USA
Locomotive #: Unknown
Train ID: - - - -
Photo Date: November 30, 2013

Santa Fe and Burlington Northern Geeps sit in the former Santa Fe yard in Bakerspatch.

CN 1501 trundles through Hamilton Junction on its way to Hamilton Yard to pick up a supervisor in order to test the Grimsby Subdivision.

On Nov. 1, 2013, a Union Pacific work train from Pueblo, Colorado departs Salt Lake City for a trip on the former Western Pacific mainline to Elko, Nevada.