An evening job heads west out of Deer Park bound for Pasadena Yard.

A spot at the Westwind Terminal is nearing completion as clouds threaten above.

The old saying is being "put out to pasture", which this old Santa Fe crummy has been quite literally.

A pair of UP heritage units lead this San Antonio-Fort Worth manifest north on the Waco Sub. The consist was UP 1988, UP 1996, UP 8614, UP 799, HLCX 3842 and HLCX 3148.

The 101 Job with loads for LJT Steel and Mars Petcare passes by the BNSF Fort Worth Subdivision.

Fire Engine Red can't quite compare to the bright red paint on clean Patriot Rail equipment. Larry's Truck & Electric 1446 and 1455 make up the entire TC roster.

A boxcar is shoved into Wilsonart International, a laminate and adhesive company.

The yard job pulls a short cut from track 5 as a brakeman known just as "Squirrel" rides out to the switch.

An engineer gets a chance to inspect his heavy train as they tackle the curves and grade toward the county line south of Coupland. This portion of the Waco Sub generally has two rock trains, one c... (more)

A train of westbound aggregate empties cuts through Downtown Elgin passing Veterans Memorial Park and the Elgin Chamber of Commerce.

Are the days of gleaming GP15-1's in Central Texas over? Heart of Texas Railroad has taken over the former GCSR operation and the future of these four leased locomotives isn't clear. Here t... (more)

The Texas flag inspired paint scheme of the Gulf, Colorado and San Saba Railroad will be missed as Heart of Texas Railroad has taken over the operation. With GCSR now a fallen flag, only time will... (more)

Main Street in downtown Elgin is greeted with the 121 Job heading west. Elgin is a railroad town and owes its existence, or at least location, to the railroad and a flood. The original alignment o... (more)

The Daffan Double. A 121 crew completes the double after the 111 job lost two motors and went dead shortly after laying down on Daffan Hill. The first cut is seen between the switches at De... (more)

Farewell GCSR! A picture is said to be worth a thousand words. Sometimes a picture and a thousand words just can't tell the story. What do you see here? A crumbling railroad on the verge of... (more)