It's finger lickin' good! A loaded multilevel has been given a fresh coat of paint by vandals.

Finishing up work at Lever Brothers, a BNSF brakeman keeps a watchful eye protecting the shove three miles west back to the LAJ Railway.

After many years of hard service, a ragged looking Rio Grande covered hopper continues to soldier on in service for the Union Pacific. With paint eroding and ghosted logos, DRGW #10028 heads Nort... (more)

Just getting underway on its journey to Chicago from Los Angeles, eastbound Amtrak train #4 crosses the Los Angeles River on the Redondo Flyover near the city of Vernon.

A used and abused GEXR caboose sits on the end of the engine tracks at Kitchener Station. I believe it is still used as a shoving platform when servicing the spur in Kitchener.

UP 6076 Catches a Few Rays of Late Afternoon Sun as this Empty Coal Heads West Down the UP Jefferson City Sub

Old Gateway Western caboose sitting on the old intermodal ramp at KCS Knoche Yard.

I photographed it, but sometimes I wonder why ... The railroads spend a lot of money applying paint to their equipment, only to have some twit with some spray cans ruin it. Union Pacific GP38-2 1... (more)

Enclosed merchandise is not the only thing boxcars carry.

Tony the Tagger
An eye-catching form of urban artwork is displayed along the curved sides of a normally dull looking covered hopper from Trenton works as it departs the Tilford yard o... (more)

The Georgetown Railroad Equipment slot train is seen working at West Hartford, Vermont, cleaning up ditches and culverts as the final phase of the New England Central Railroad's ARRA High Speed Ra... (more)

Southern gives a green light to innovation and a canvas for local 'artists'.

A former Rio Grande caboose with a UP employee on the platform backs through CP Salt Lake City, returning to the Fourth South Yard to tie up for the day. The D&RGW 01503 is living up to its 'shovi... (more)

I don't condone graffiti or take pictures of it, but when I saw this going through the yard, it amazed me. How long did it take and how do you get that high up, not to mention the amount of paint... (more)