Yes, manually-protected grade crossings are still very common in Argentina - though interestingly enough, it was still protected by an E-bell triggered by a track circuit. Here, at Banfield on LGR... (more)

Empty train led by a EMD GR12 passing by Tolosa.

One of my first railway photos, GR12 #6628 coupling your train, compound by grain hoppers, after refueling in Trenque Lauquen station.

Reviving the old GR12, who decided to take a nap after the start.

EMD GR12W#6589 (named "Nina") working in the night before Christmas, stopped for a crew change in Trenque Lauquen, city located in the north-west of Buenos Aires province. The city's name means "R... (more)

The screamer GR12, breaking the silence of the Pampas flatlands.

Face to face.

EMD GR12W #6625 out of service on Trenque Lauquen, behind we can see a long train running to Pehuajo, commanded by the tandem compound by two EMD G12 (#6638 and #6639).