The Final Mile. A North Mississippi Rail Services 45-tonner has likely ran its last mile as its parts seem to be getting stripped here at the Port of Itawamba in Fulton, Mississippi. Like this loc... (more)

"Back Where it All Started" An Amtrak Regional fly's past Perryville Station, as I reflect on what has changed since my grandfather first took me there, so many years ago.

A KCS locomotive and a CN locomotive (a good ways from home rails - likely having led an oil train from Edmonton to the Hunt Refinery in Tuscaloosa) sit at the KCS Yard Shop in Artesia, Mississipp... (more)

A BLT tramway of the line #11 is departing from the Barfüsserplatz in downtown Basel.

Beautiful landscape between Dawlish and Teignmouth

"Remains of the Original IRT" A northbound/ uptown local 1 train passes the old tunnel-way where the Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line & the now 42nd Street Shuttle tracks connected. Normal "... (more)

Ghost train! Precisely at 3pm, this ETR 610 stopped on the platform #8 of the Basel SBB station. This train was not advertised on the train arrival board and no one got off or boarded the train. A... (more)

A series of thunderstorms hammer the Denver Metro-Area dumping hail and heavy rain causing flash flooding as an eastbound UP ballast train descends the 2-percent grade on Big Ten Curve near Arvada... (more)

Colorful water at the construction area near the station Dawlish

LNER leaves the giant construction of the Forth Bridge. This train a few seconds later with the whole bridge you see on #707128

Beautiful weather at the Forth Bridge (2523m long) over the Firth of Forth with the cruise ship Princess Cruise: LNER meets ScotRail on the bridge in the evening sun

Short local train on the High Level Bridge, seen from the Tyne Bridge. In the foreground the Swing Bridge

An unidentified Class 802/1 unit passes Dawlish with a Paignton to London Paddington working.

Looking across the Kootenai River gorge, at a couple geeps passing through Tunnel 4 on the Spokane Sub with the local to Moyie Springs Idaho.

The beautiful GM&O Mobile Station beckons motorists off of I-165. For a 100+ year old station it is in great shape and hopefully the city will get some of the tree growth off the roof. Quote from ... (more)