BNSF 6010 work up the grade in Abo Canyon as they get closer to the summit in Mountainair, New Mexico.

Another work session complete, Santa Fe 2926 is only a couple weeks away from moving under her own power after a long and care taking restoration. Photo taken with permission.

BNSF 8765 leads an eastbound doublestack past the crossovers at Abo.

Former Southern Pacific, now UP 2678, and SP 8300 have coupled on to the rear of an eastbound and are ready to shove the manifest train up San Timoteo Canyon.

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Union Pacific 3549 leads an American Presidential Lines (APL) doublestack east up Cajon Pass.

Southern Pacific 8559 waits in the helper spur at Loma Linda for another eastbound train to help up Banning Pass.

BNSF 8765 east has stopped east of the Mountainair due to stopped trains ahead of it. All the stopped trains were waiting for a couple of hot westbound z-trains to pass through the area.

BNSF 5485 rolls downhill with a westbound autorack train while BNSF 6050 grinds up the hill with a long doublestack. Abo Canyon on the BNSF transcon is one busy railroad.

BNSF 5345 shines in the storm light as a severe thunderstorm slowly moves south from the Dalies, New Mexico area.

It is a quiet evening in Aiken, South Carolina, as AIKR 4201 is tied down for the night next to the company yard office. As the blue hour comes to a close, a distant thunderstorm continue to buil... (more)

KCS 3917 is the first in a line of 13 KCS SD70MACs stored along Mill Avenue in Thomaston, Georgia.

WAMX 4204, WAMX 4205 and WAMX 4202 are tied down for the night in the Blue Ridge Southern yard in Canton, North Carolina. WAMX 4204 is the former SD-45 Southern Pacific 9099.

WAMX 4202 is tied down for the night next to the yard office in Canton, North Carolina.

BNSF 9000 idles in the early morning light as it waits for the next assignment out of the Albuquerque yard.