Union Pacific's CSLAT (See-Slat) roars west with a cut of Farmer John stock cars near Rush Lake at Stockton, Utah.

Photographed on Kodachrome 25 slide film during the Golden Hour, UP's American President Lines to Los Angeles stack train climbs the Lynndyl Sub grade just west of Erda, Utah. The UP was not hesit... (more)

With the first order of CSX C40-8s showing up in the "stealth" scheme, it sure was nice to see the second order dressed in "bright future." New CSX C40-8s No's. 7640 and 7632 head up westbound ma... (more)

With a light dusting of snow in the background accenting Fall colors in the Feather River Canyon, a trio of GE's Head West with an Intermodal train.

Easing down the pass "the short way" with the latest in "toasters" this pig train has the flanges squealing and dynamic brakes going full bore.

When this Milpitas, CA to North Platte, NE vehicle train was photographed in May of 1990, the GE C40-8 was king of the mountain. Three standard cab style 'Dash 8' motors lead an older C36-7, two E... (more)

On a very chilly October evening in Nashville, G264 has come to a rest at the Kayne Avenue Tower as the crew prepares to tie its train down while the gothic looking Union Station glows in the back... (more)

CN 2155 Leads CN 422 over the diamond on its trip east.

The MRF, CN L593 speeds south with a wacky consist for Proctor, MN.

CNW 8527,8529, UP 6201 eastbound loads near Crandall.

CNW 8522,8530,UP6197 roll empties back to the mines down a then single track coal line.

Long and lanky, I always felt like the C40-8's in the standard cab version looked like something Alco may have produced if they had been able to stay in the locomotive market. The coal line had qu... (more)

Slide shows "ENPI ?"; unsure of train ID. Remembering well the days of hazy sun all day hindering a clear sky; I saw this guy from my rocky perch above the last unit waaaay down the valley, and w... (more)

Just at dusk CNW 8512,UP 9152 and GECX 3001 come pounding up Walker Hill with another load of Powder River Basin coal headed east. The lack of trees or anything else for that matter in Eastern Wyo... (more)