UP 7473 with Desert Peak of the Stansbury Mountain range, for a back drop. Head eastbound through the Tooele Valley on the LASL.

Three SD70ACe 8731, 9035, 8997 are coming off the Shafter Subdivision, on to the the Lynndyl Subdivision at Smelter, Utah.

Feeling pretty good about getting this one. Was able to capture a Provo to Stockton BNSF trackage rights train in one of my favorite location, In good sunlight. I have spent a bunch of nights shoo... (more)

Just a nice night to be trackside. Utah Railway SD50S's 6060, 6061 round the curve on a Sunday, night in the Jordan Narrows.

Struggling to move their train along. UP 7880 and 2549 begin to gain a little speed on the downward slope between Erda and Tooele (Warner), Utah.

If you stay on the freeway you would never now this area existed. Between Inkom and McCammon, Idaho. The old highway and railroad drop through a canyon lined with lava rock with the Portnuef river... (more)

ES44AC 8022 and 8053. Roll through McCammon, Idaho.

ES44AC's 8022 and 8053 round the corner at Topaz, Idaho to go under the highway bridge.

On the way home from an outing with the family. I was able to catch this guy racing across the LASL. UP 7615 is demonstrating a new way to wave the flag in the wind.

Fortunately the special encounter some traffic at Garfield so I was able to get one more shot at LM Bryon. He passed me here like a rocket ship.

After shooting my first shot of the officers special at Faust. I had plans for a couple other shots. Well after I got my first shot. The 3084 put the peddle to metal. I was on a country road going... (more)

I got the chance to catch a Yuma to Council Bluffs engineering special. Lead by a shiny SD70ACe-T4 3084.

A portion of Union Pacific 200 stored locomotive in Salt Lake Cities North yard. Casualties of precision railroading. Even thought these strings of locomotives have been sitting in storage for ove... (more)

A matching set of Utah Railway GP38-3's 2007 and 2008. Roll along the RG runner with the Salt Lake skyline providing the back drop.

I believe this was originally called Fireclay, if you go back on old timetables. It now appears as Murray. This used to be an industrial area. In the last 10 years, it is being converted to high d... (more)