Copper Basin Railway (CBRY) Copper Ore Train OT1 heads back to Ray Junction for another load. They are seen here pulling the hill at Kearny, AZ.

Copper Basin Railway (CBRY) Copper Ore Train OT1 heads back to Ray Junction for another load. They are seen here passing through Hayden, AZ.

Westbound local near Cooks in the Columbia River Gorge. Note the locomotive is a GP 39-3.

“Dog’s Breakfast”
Whatever else might be said of GTI in the 80’s (typically rather negative), they certainly could concoct some interesting power lashups (at least in pain... (more)

Completing its run from Jeffersonville a northbound LIRC freight crosses the Flatrock River as it arrives in Columbus.

LIRC 2304 is in command of a northbound as it heads for Columbus.

A pair of H3 geeps rest in GM yard in Hodgkins.

The crew of BNSF MAC 9646 mounts up to make the morning run to Fort Collins. BNSF 2704 (GP39-2) holds at the Longmont Depot until its crew arrives.

It looks like the boss is in town as the Guilford organization's executive train lays over at Boston's North Station. The power for the sharp-looking little train is a B&M GP39-2 and a MEC GP7

CSX GP39-2 4319, GP35 Road Slug 2278 and GP40-2 6929.

CP H15 heads back to St. Paul as light power with an eccentric mix of locomotives. SOO 4598 is the last candy apple red SOO unit on the CP roster and has certainly seen better days. The two middle... (more)

Y171-Y322 working South Yard. CSXT 4319 was originally built as RDG 3419 in 1974 and operated as D&H 7419 until it was sold to CSX in 1991.

Bluebonnet BNSF 6047 (GP39-2) gets help from a crewman to guide it back to the intermodal facility, which coincidentally sits next to the UP's North Yard.

This ex-Reading unit is the only power to be found Thomasville Yard today. The Thomasville Subdivision (part of the ex-ACL Bowline) was downgraded to locals only under Cindy Sanborn's "Netwo... (more)

A classic Santa Fe bluebonnet geep splits the Santa Fe searchlights at Romeo with the M-CHIGAL. Sadly, replacement signals are up on each side of these classics.