A westbound Amtrak Capitol curves along San Pablo Bay at Pinole, California, on March 12, 1995. The train is led by GE P32BWH “Pepsi Can” No. 500, with another P32 is on the east end of five H... (more)

A Roger Puta Photograph

Assisting were SDP45s 3201 and 3207. A Roger Puta Photograph

ACS-64 #668 is on its way from being picked up from the Siemens plant, and is the 3rd to the last unit to come off the line. I never thought I'd catch a delivery on the west coast, and just happen... (more)

An Amtrak California Capitol Corridor train skits the scenic San Pablo Bay at Pinole on a fine afternoon.

An afternoon Capitol Corridor skirts San Pablo Bay at Pinole Shores Park on it's way to Oakland.

668 was picked up from the plant in Sacramento and is seen heading toward Emeryville on a special move. This is the third-to-last ACS-64 to be delivered in an order of 70 units.

An Amtrak California Capitol Corridor train skirts the scenic San Pablo Bay on a gorgeous spring afternoon.

Amtrak 713 makes its way along San Pablo Bay as it heads for Richmond and Oakland

Mural on a Santa Fe bridge crossing Tennant Ave, depicting the railroad history of Pinole Ca. in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Amtrak California Zephyr #5 runs west along San Pablo Bay as it nears its next stop of Richmond, CA. Leading the train is AMTK 189 which was painted with The Heartland Flyers Big Game Train.

In perfect coordination a BNSF-led San Joaquin meets an opposing Capitol Corridor.

In the late afternoon hours of the day, Uncle Pete's ZG2OA hustles around the edge of the San Pablo Bay, trying its hardest to mimic a Santa Fe Super Z with the trailers up front.

In the San Francisco Bay Area, a Capitol Corridor train from Sacramento to Emeryville cruises along San Pablo Bay.

In the San Francisco Bay Area, Train NO. 6 the California Zephyr, cruises eastbound along San Pablo Bay in route to Chicago.