"Sunset Over the Savannah"
"EMD Overload" Four SD40-2's from three different railroads lead an empty ethanol train North past this rarely seen location on the CSX River Subdivison. The two buildings that a... (more)
A union Pacific eastbound manifest with SD70ACe # 8336 in the rear in the Ruby Canyon of the Colorado River, seen from Knowles Canyon Overlook near Utaline.
"The Troubled Duo" When describing events that occur trackside, I refrain from using the phrase "once in a lifetime" as I feel that phrase is overused for relatively common occur... (more)
Ab 608 was built by NZR Addington (Christchurch) in 1915 and named "Passchendaele" in 1925 as a War Memorial for over 400 railwaymen who perished in WW1. It is now owned by NZ Railway & ... (more)
A wild lashup including BNSF 792 in warbonnet scheme, BNSF 9197 SD 70ACe, HLCX 7156 SD40-2 and a CN 2185 C40-8W lead an empty oil train across an icy Potomac River from Maryland into West Virginia... (more)
Train 23E races across the Coosa River Trestle in Riverside, Alabama with a once common grey SD70ACe leading. There's only 11 or so SD70ACe's left in this scheme as most of the older ones and all ... (more)
Blue is the new red on VRS' Green Mountain Railroad... On January 9, GMTX GP38-2 2215 and the GMTX SD60 9000 - jointly leased by Providence & Worcester and Vermont Rail System with joint logo on ... (more)
The Union Pacific Hinkle Special accelerates eastbound at The Dalles, Oregon along the Columbia River. The train is heading dignitaries to a grand opening celebration of UP's new hump operation at... (more)
Far from its Florida origin, Amtrak's "Silver Meteor" heads north on a winter morning behind diesels under the wires.
A nice exotic and colorful mix of power rumbles over the icy creek on a very frigid day.
Some vintage power crosses Snake Hole Creek.
The Oregon Coast Scenic Railway 11:00 Garibaldi departure passes Smith Lake northbound on the Port of Tillamook Bay Railroad behind McCloud River Railroad #25.
Q401 makes its way across the Anacostia River Bridge.