A westbound BNSF double stack train passing through Ludlow, CA.
As I enjoy the summer heat in the Mojave desert on Labor day weekend, a westbound stack train charges through the city of Ludlow.
Along Route 66.
Spring wild flowers were blooming all over the place on this beautiful early spring day in the Mojave Desert.
Having left Los Angeles early that morning, #3751 is now East of Ludlow and approaching Klondike, CA on the first leg of its trip to Williams, AZ and the 2002 NRHS Convention and a trip to the rim... (more)
Exiting Ludlow on its way west as the sun sets
A Westbound manifest heads off into the setting sun as it enters Ludlow on the Needles Sub.
A Westbound manifest drops down off Ash Hill as it enters the small town of Ludlow out on the Needles Sub in the late evening.
An eastbound stack train makes its way past Ludlow.
M BELBAR1-15A With BNSF 5081, BNSF 646, BNSF 4738, & BNSF 1097 on the point. BNSF 4320 is the rear DPU with 79 Loads, 20 Empties, 10949 Tons, 6108 Feet. Photographed at 14:09.
An eastbound intermodal freight is about to pass the town of Ludlow.
