Five BNSF-Locs and a lot of containers at East Peach Springs.

As dusk settles in over the Hualapai Nation town of Peach Springs, the roar of powerful, six axle locomotives break the peaceful silence of the land. This San Bernardino, CA to Atlanta, GA (interc... (more)

A westbound BNSF manifest train from Belen NM to Barstow CA negotiates the curves at the small community of Peach Springs with 4 of Erie's finest upfront.

After many unplanned/unexpected monsoon storm trips, with no shot plans except to get trains with weather, my patience and money finally paid off! I have been trying all of monsoon season this sum... (more)

A heavy Barstow, CA to Temple, TX manifest train roars upgrade through Truxton Canyon

BNSF 8057 leads a hot LAC to Willow Springs Z train up the grade at Peach Springs

An EB intermodal train roars upgrade through Truxton Canyon

A Clovis, NM double stack train exist out of Peach Spring, and into Yampai Canyon, as it carries cargo for the docks of the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

All 6,000 feet of domestic containers, bound for San Bernardino, CA, can be seeing knocking down the WBCS of West Peach Springs as four GE motors lead elephant style.

A hot Z7 train for North Bay, CA snakes its way into Yampai Canyon as the three GE motors' dynamics roar to ease the train towards Cherokee.

Three brand new SD75M's round the curve just outside of Peach Springs, Arizona. Santa Fe 222, 219, and 206 make up the eastbound consist.

The Ringling Bro. & Barnum & Bailey Circus train made a rare appearance in Northern Arizona today. Travel from Orlando, FL to Fresno, CA for its next show, the Ringling Bro. circus travels across ... (more)

Five GE locomotives pull the hot Los Angeles, CA to Willow Springs, IL UPS train across the rolling desert landscape as it moves through the small community of Peach Springs, the main town on the ... (more)

I've always said that rail fanning is 20 percent skill, 30 percent knowledge, and 50 percent luck. Well, today was nearly all luck. After having dinner in Peach Springs, my folks and I walked out ... (more)