The westbound California Zephyr waits on the Clay Siding (above) for a train ahead to clear the Plain Siding about 3 miles further upslope. Below, a loaded coal train with 6 midtrain he... (more)

Number 3 ontime out of the city blasts through suburban Berwyn as the local nut case crossing guard waves intently.

Stack South Seattle power cruises through the LaVergne plant enroute to the engine house after yarding their train while Loram RG319 awaits action on the Ceeco Steel lead.

An eastbound climbs the steep grade through Silverwood as a railfan holds a "Merry Christmas" sign for passing crews. In the background a southbound UP on the Palmdale Cut-off.

BNSF 789, a clean Warbonnet, doesn't waste any time departing Clyde Yard, as it heads west with a short manifest, accompanied by a CSX SD40-2. A BNSF stack train awaits its call for departure in t... (more)

A Northbound (Railroad Westbound) BNSF coal empty passes under a UP Eastbound loaded coal train. Incidently, the tunnel the BNSF coal empty is coming through is the one that Jeff Terry has a shot ... (more)

One UP heading down the pass on Main 2, a eastbound BNSF stack train on Main 1, and an eastbound manifest on the Cutoff.

Two ex Erie Lackawanna SD45-2's cross the main line at Cresson, as a faster moving west bound trailer train over takes another.

A 5-pak of URR MP15DC's race a tug up the Mon River.

An MWLX geep leads a KCT freight through Santa Fe Junction on the way toward downtown as a BNSF coal load waits on the other side of the Skyway and the High Line.

As an eastbound BNSF stack train heads for Chicago on the Kansas City Terminal's "Skyway," a westbound BNSF manifest led by an NS "catfish" drops to ground level.

Congestion at the Gooseneck!! An empty BN coal train and an SP Auto rack train cross over an empty UP coal train and a UP manifest on the lower tracks.

A dirty GE leads a pristine SD60M and a fake warbonnet on the colorful Z CHCSSE.

BNSF sends a westbound empty through the La Vergne plant as other road power gets their trains ready in Cicero.