A northbound Metrolink commuter train heads through Santa Susana Pass on its way towards Simi Valley.

It's 8:30 AM and the Durango & Silverton's Sunday Photo Special is running out ahead of the regular trains today. In this scene, Locomotive #473, an Alco K-28, brings the mixed photo consist aroun... (more)

Lobato blow-down! The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad's daily train from Antonito to Chama is very nearly home as she coasts across the Lobato Trestle, about 4 miles from the Chama Yard. ... (more)

The Yorkshire Dales can be gloriously sunny one minute and threateningly moody the next. The Autumnal weather changed to the latter as 'Tornado' thundered through the sweeping curve approaching G... (more)

CSX Q227 Heads south through Memphis,IN bound for Louisville.

2nd shot of Black Five no. 45231 heading the "Witch Way" main line special. This time it is climbing towards Copy Pit.

The distinctive profile of Utah Railway 5003 appears between stands of pinion and cedar in the high Utah desert country just south of Wildcat.

A rare visitor to Canadian Pacific's ribbon of steel but a regular visitor to Southern Ontario, CN 8011 lends a hand repaying HPH back to CP on train 223 to Thunder Bay.

The morning train from Chama to Antonito kicks off the 63-mile-plus, day-long excursion with a crossing of the Rio Chama, just outside the yard. This 230 ft, steel truss bridge is nearly 90 year... (more)

"Here comes The Silverton up from Durango, here comes The Silverton shoveling coal!" I wonder how many RP'ers can remember the 1970s song by Bill Fries (alias C.W. McCall), which was my pe... (more)

The NS Business Train is seen here at Terrace Drive in Binghamton, NY coming off the D&H Sunbury Subdivision and approaching Conklin Yard.

A Hanson liveried Class 59 shortly after leaving Westbury Yard for one of the nearby quarries.

Switching at 11,000 feet. The C&S local on the Climax branch from Leadville switches the molybdenum mine at Climax. As noted in an earlier post this was the last standard gauge Class 1 steam ope... (more)