Close call at Olyphant - the elderly gentleman hunched over to the left of the train is lucky to only be out of breathe after he decided to cross the bridge by walking on the tracks in front of th... (more)

It was a beautiful late-Spring day in southern California … until some eastern interlopers arrived to smoke it up! Rolling down Main 2 from Fullerton Junction, BNSF Railway train Q-AUGLA... (more)

Charging back up to track speed after exiting the siding at Millhouse, AMTK 184 puts on a brief smoke show as it leads Amtrak 14 in Moorpark.

UP 1111 gets moving from a crew swap at Proviso Yard, opening up the throttle upon entering the Geneva Subdivision.

This photo makes a pretty decent case for the purpose of Tier 4 locomotives (and beyond). NS 32A was abolished in late 2019.

"Albatross being Albatross"

A crowd of railfans gather at the edge of one of the swamps east of Columbus, Pennsylvania as a WNYP move of storage coal cars rolls by. A quartet of Alco's powered the move, including two ex-Cart... (more)

A BN manifest train just left Lynn siding south of Aguilar. It rolls north towards Pueblo.

Newly painted Rock Island GP38’s #4373 and #4310 smokes it up as they pass through Albin, MS, on their way back north toward Sumner, MS, with a string of loaded covered hoppers from Canadian Nat... (more)

The WNYP's ME-1 crew has a quartet of Alco's on the point, putting on a show as they bring 128 storage coal cars from Meadville to Salamanca. The train is passing by a small mill in Columbus, Penn... (more)

Now utilizing Union Pacific traffic rights to get into Los Angeles Junction's A Yard, the BNSF yard hopper job shoves south of CP Riddle and over the LA River bridge (photo taken with long telepho... (more)

A quartet of WNYP Alcos billow smoke as they round the bend with a long train of storage coal hoppers in tow. The train is crossing the abandoned Dewey Road grade crossing, closed as the bridge ov... (more)

Pan Am manifest freight POED (Portland, ME to East Deerfield, MA) is seen setting off cars for Ayer at the siding at CPF-309 in Westford.

On a cool May morning, GVT ALCo's 1802 (RS-11) and 2035 (RS-32) sit outside the enginehouse as they warm up to prepare for the day's train.

GVT ALCos 1802 (RS-11) and 2035 (RS-32) throttle up as they shove a cut of tank cars into a siding in Medina, NY for storage. Both units were required for the days unusually long train, which made... (more)