A 50 car loaded coal train comes out of Cow Springs with a trio of E60 electrics in charge as they head towards Page.

Though empty, the eastbound Black Mesa & Lake Powell coal train power has to give it all they've got as they bring their 50 car train upgrade at Cow Springs.

The afternoon coal train slows to pick up their conductor as the load-out they just completed filling their train at can be seen on the left. After the pick up, the train will run 77 more miles to... (more)

50 loads of coal depart the Peabody Mine behind a trio of E60s in the late afternoon.

An empty coal train approaches the AZ-98 crossing behind a trio of ex-NdeM E60-2's.

The morning BMLP empty coal train departs the soon-to-be-shut down Navajo Generating Station in Page with 50 empties. The BMLP itself only has a handful of weeks left before it shuts down.

BMLP coal empties pass over Indian Route 16 at Cow Springs bound for the Peabody Mine.

BMLP coal empties approach the Peabody Kayenta Mine and will soon load another train for the Navajo Generating Station in Page. Leading the way are three ex-NdeM E60-2's, the lead motor being the ... (more)

Running several hours earlier than normal, the westbound Black Mesa is seen sweeping around the curve at Cow Springs.

Monsoon season over the great Southwest is in full swing as the Black Mesa & Lake Powell brings another loaded coal train to the Navajo Generating Station at Page.

Late evening storms sweep the Navajo Nation as a loaded Black Mesa & Lake Powell crests the hill at Shonto.

Eastbound Black Mesa empties roll across 78 mile line extending through the Navajo Nation Reservation seen here just south of Kaibito.

Black Mesa & Lake Powell empties depart the plant at Page, AZ just a few minutes before 1500.

The 15:00 BMLP job rolls eastbound through the Navajo Nation Reservation near Kaibito,AZ with empty coal hoppers to be loaded at the mine located outside of Kayenta,AZ. General Electric E60 EA036 ... (more)

A loaded BM&LP coal train makes its way through Cow Springs on its way to Page. This railroad is isolated from the national rail network and is one of a small handful of electrically powered frei... (more)