The dead of winter in SD. Three years later, that joke still isn't old :)

Yet another Amtrak P42DC pulling a Pacific Surfliner train. Special thanks go out to the San Clemente Lifeguards for allowing me to stand on a tower platform to take the shot!

Southbound on Amtrak's Pacific Surfline, a San Diego Coaster has just made its daily station stop at Solana Beach, now enroute to Sorrento Valley and Old Town in San Diego through the wealthy comm... (more)

A FGW HST passes along the sea wall at Dawlish forming the 09:06 London Paddington to Plymouth service on Saturday 28th January 2012

SP 7551 helps out ailing F40PHs # 393 and 333 on the eastbound California Zephyr.

This local train from Marseille to Miramas skirts the Mediterranean sea with the Estaque gulf in the backdrop. The Bombardier B 81500 is a dual mode electric DC 1,5 kV and diesel train, MAN engine... (more)

The KOAMN takes us by surprise as it snakes through the tight turns in Pinole.

A mini tug pushes a load of waterwood into position for the claw to retrieve and place into a bunker car. There will be no further work done for the year - next week is vacation - and the crew wa... (more)

Santa Fe eastbound Escondido Local passing through Del Mar, CA along the Pacific Ocean

The passengers aboard Amtrak 799 get a nice glimpse of the Pacific Ocean as they cross the Gaviota Trestle along California's amazing coast.

AMTK 114 pulling an impressive eight-car Pacific Surfliner consist through San Clemente. This is one of three P42DC locomotives in Pacific Surfliner service.

On October 13, 2011, Amtrak Pacific Surfliner #566 skirts the Pacific Ocean on its way from Los Angeles to San Diego, California. On this morning, the train has F59PHI 457, resplendent in ... (more)

An SNCF BB 7200 seen crossing the viaduct at Antheor, on the main Cote d'Azur route, here heading from Nice Ville towards Marseille with a Corail 'Teoz' service.

An SNCF BB 25500 locomotive and push pull set at Villefranche sur Mer.

An SNCF Z23500 double deck unit at Villefranche sur Mer.