BNSF train from the LA Harbor crosses the Los Angeles River at the Vernon/LA border, lead by a brand new C4. You can almost smell the paint on 6713, which was delivered in June of this year. This ... (more)

This image shows the first freight operation for the Northwestern Pacific Railroad in over a decade, as it crosses the Petaluma River swing bridge en route to a feed mill in Petaluma. One of the ... (more)

7846 at the Rocks – A westbound stack train approaches Pine Lodge on Main #1 of the BNSF Cajon Subdivision near the Mormon Rocks.

A southbound Eureka Southern freight pokes its nose out of the Island Mountain tunnel. It is interesting to consider that during the Christmas 1964 floods the water rose to just below these bridg... (more)

A BNSF steel train digs into the grade up the Tehachapi Pass as it rounds the horseshoe curve at Caliente. There are two DPU's on the rear also.

A Chicago bound stack train heads by the "small town" of Amboy.

BNSF 4829 leads its westbound intermodal train across the Tehachapi creek at Rowen.

Union Pacific intermodal train ISALB 20 crosses the Los Angeles River on its way to Long Beach, California. This train ran down the UP's line along the east bank of the river before crossing, whil... (more)

Nothing says "SP" like a Tunnel-Motor. 8333 has just left Mojave on its way to Trona.

Having two kids with me, and my dad. I dropped them off at a little park at a school near Troy Rd. Then I had to haul A&# up to the tracks, then run about 1 mile or so to catch this shot. I had li... (more)

I have always thought Santa Fe's Red/Silver looked good, especially in the Tehachapi Mountains. This train is no exception as they cross the bridge between Woodford and Walong on a nice Springs da... (more)

Due to another F59PHI breakdown, the Coach Yard Switcher, AMTK 503, has been pressed into Capitol Corridor service and is seen leading #535 through San Lorenzo at a very high rate of speed.

UP 1351, which lived a previous life as DRGW 3096 (blt 4/1972) leads the Mulford Local through the dying breed in the San Francisco Bay Area: Searchlight signals. These searchlights on the ... (more)

A$$'s get back to grazing after bugging the photographer for pretzels, and are oblivious to the Feather River Express heading to Portola, soaring high above the Chandler Creek.