A train passes on the main line around the yard as a pair of hump units pause.

These rebuilt SD24s were called SD26s by Santa Fe and were being replaced on the hump by rebuilt SD39s. Many of them later went to Guilford.

The train has passed through Yandi Jct. and is heading into the Kurrajurra Canyon. With Summer (Christmas) light, whole new worlds evolve for the photographer willing to tolerate the 40 degree Ce... (more)

In temperatures approaching 45 degrees Celcius, it is uncommon to see shoots out here. However, for those who venture here, you will obtain the "Christmas light". Note in background the idle loc... (more)

ST SD26 #621 and B&M SD39 #690 giving it all they got to get this westbound over the road.

A very dirty 9008 leads 2 other 90 class engines on empty coal train returning back to coal mine to load up.

Two SD20's are in charge of a southbound stack train on the IHB line in La Grange.

Climbing the grade which will peak at Shaw as BHP-B crosses through the Chichester Ranges.

Here the train is just North of Garden and the track has entered an area which is an ancient river Delta. The running will be flat for the remaining 200 Kms to Port. The Ore will travel further ... (more)

Empties moving back toward Mines at any of five possible destinations. This train is being lead by the magnificent BHP-B paint scheme which depicts the production of raw material through to finis... (more)

Less than twelve hours after arriving at the Port of Whittier aboard the Anchorage Provider barge from Seattle 80+ cars of general and intermodal freight are heading north along the Turnaga... (more)

A TZPR coal train bound for the Iowa Interstate winds it way through the warehouse district on Peoria's south side. Power includes a SD20, SW14 and GP10, all Paducah rebuild products.

Bandit sign....The Milwaukee heritage is evident on this sign located at the entrance to the Bensenville Class Yard in 1991.

Two owners removed from The Milwaukee Road, the Milwaukee legacy still lives on in 1991, via this sign, that references the Sprint trains started by The Milwaukee Road.

THIS PHOTO WAS TAKEN BY J. P. PERRIER. This photo belongs to my grandma who told me this may have been a promotional shoot for CNW. Most likely this photo was taken in the late 70's and was used f... (more)