With their signal to enter Pueblo Junciton, this loaded coal train starts moving while a pair of transients gather wood and cross in front of the train, impervious to its movement.

A long mixed freight with a variety of paint schemes, winds its way out of the Pueblo yard past the numerous historical pieces that call the Pueblo Train Museum home.

GP9 5944 and caboose 01469 sit between duties in Pueblo Yard.

More black diamonds make their way south on another gorgeous Colorado morning.

Lots of power sits at the former Rio Grande locomotive terminal in beautiful Pueblo, Colorado.

Former SP and Cotton Belt geeps work the former D&RGW Pueblo yard on a hot August afternoon.

Two ES44AC's (one being a pre-production GEVO) in two different BNSF paint, help to push an empty coal train towards a meet at Baxter.

A long coal train passes through BNSF's Pueblo yard, which is full of cars. The industrial skyline can be seen in the background.

Brand new KCSM slug mother and slug heading to the Pueblo Test Center

An empty cement hopper train slowly enters Pueblo yard on the main with the Front Range looming in the background.

In a scene reminiscent of days gone past, 3 Rio Grande geeps (one in UP paint) put together a train of empty flats to be taken up to the former CF&I steel mill for loads of 78 foot quality made ra... (more)

A beautiful former Rio Grande loco makes for a great roster shot any day.

A rare 1951 EMD SW8 switches the Rocky Mountain Steel Mills Plant trackage on a very nice Friday afternoon. This is the former CF&I Plant.

A Warbonnet and Heritage 2 painted Dash 9 in classic elephant style lead a long train of empty autoracks, most likely destined for storage, into Pueblo Junction and then onwards to La Junta.

The DPUs of a loaded coal train shine for a photo, while the northern part of BNSF's Pueblo yard is seen with parked auto racks and insulated boxcars on the left and the Comanche Power plant and t... (more)