Bright, white 4221 moves a caboose to its spot at the end of an outbound train.

I must confess that when it comes to diesels the more "stuff" you hang on them the better and this one is a classic.

It has been a hard time for a white paint job in the blazing Louisiana sun as this unit still toils in its original garb.

KCS 1125 at De Queen, AR || May 1972

KCS GP7 along side an F unit at Shreveport, LA || May 1976

KCS SW1500 slug set of power sitting in the MKT yard in KC waiting for transfer cut

A KCS empty Herzog ballast train heads west through "downtown" Flatonia. In a mere 1/4 mile, the train will diverge off of the Sunset Route and on to the Cuero Sub. This train was a sporty chase... (more)

77's Connection (KCS's hotshot southbound) pounds across RI's diamond behind 613-626-659. The SD40-2 is fairly new. Each railroad's main was about as bad as they could get--ballasted with mud, w... (more)

Engineer gives a friendly wave--to the photographer or to the crew of the South Local in the pass. The beast is picking up speed past the crest with its load of autoracks for Shreveport.

Engineer gives a friendly wave--to the photographer or to the crew of the South Local in the pass. The beast is picking up speed past the crest with its load of autoracks for Shreveport.

Lit up as X605S, 605-657 bring KCS's hotshot southbound, 77's Connection through the early morning fog with a typical-looking train. Crew change in Heavener is only minutes away.

Men push a set of trucks under a car as 06 (Heavener wrecker) and 05 (Pittsburg wrecker) work to clear the main after a tornado rolled a string of stored Howe Coal Co. unit train cars onto it.