Sitting outside the MNNR's shops, now sold to a private party but still carrying the museum's reporting marks. Paint peeling (except for the new multi-colored graffiti), rust spreading, it has se... (more)

This graffiti scarred SD40-2 is showing its age as it leads another unit southern-style down the Glasston Subdivision.

Too bad someone thought this classic locomotive should be "tagged"!

Heavily graffitied and worn SW1500 UP 1190 at Anaheim in the evening sun.

A rather shabby UPY 1219, accompanied by CCRCL "Sled" UPY 170 and GP38-2 UP 326, switching a complex of industrial tracks crossing Imperial Highway in La Habra, CA. Nobody is in the cab; the loco... (more)

To the vandals: "BOOOOOO!!!"

A J Yard local shoves north to the 4th Street Yard to switch out some cars.

The wildflowers are out in full force near the yard as caboose 11770 awaits its next assignment. BNSF still has a number of them in the metro area for local trains and MOW work.

'Tagged,' 'patched' and faded -- this road-weary former SD45 is undoubtedly rough on the outside, but it was still grinding out the revenue miles for its latest owner in the spring of 2007. To ac... (more)

It was both fantastic and painful to see this Rio Grande caboose still in use. I do not like the modern-style paint job as much as the classic orange & black. Also, notice the "DO NOT HUMP" and "D... (more)

BNSF 2602 shoves back to Oro Grande on the Cajon Sub as it passes by the cement plant at east Victorville. The shove is guarded by a former BN caboose (BN 12533).

another lucky catch, but this time at the new shops complex. She sure does look good, even if shes wears a coat of Amour yellow, and some tagging.

A graffiti covered GP40-2 helps UP 896 switch a cut of cars at Van Nuys's Gemco Yard. Can you spot the smiley face on the locomotive? This locomotive is ex-SP, but with it's unique paint job, you ... (more)

Former Sloss Industries 30 is on display at the Sloss Furnace Muesum in downtown Birmingham. Unfortunately vandals have tagged the unit recently.