The dog daisies abound on the embankment as Earl of Mount Edgcumbe (a very strange name for a Castle!) races purposefully back to Tyseley this evening after attending 'Railfest 2012' at York. Ther... (more)

"An Amish Greeting" Strasburg Railroad's 2-10-0 #90 clears one of the line's three "tunnels" to greet an Amish farmer and son team working on a fence. To the right, a lone cow, to the far ... (more)

Looks like Paradise to me. Great Western #90 traverses a new prefabricated concrete bridge at Strasburg. The bridge was installed to better support the weight of the line's increasing freight bu... (more)

Ladies and gentleman, if you look to your right you'll see #90, our former Great Western Railway engine that once ran in Colorado. Number 90 was built by Baldwin in 1924 and purchased by the S... (more)

This Great Western prairie tank is no. 5541, a resident of the Dean Forest Railway. Its boiler has been overhauled at the Crewe Heritage Centre, where we see it waiting to have it refitted. The ch... (more)

OMLX 4327 brings a cut of cars into Johnstown while OMLX 2959 heads back to Loveland. In the time before this shot, 2959 and 4327 tried to move a cut of 120 hoppers up a hill to make room for more... (more)

Having made an irresistable roar climbing the deep cutting from Liverpool to Edge Hill, GWR Castle Class 5043 'Earl of Mount Edgecumbe' prepares to emerge at Edge Hill station, the oldest continuo... (more)

The "Rail Net" nears Zearing Yard, completing its trip from La Salle.

The Rail Net crosses the wooden trestle, just northwest of Ladd.

The Rail Net prepares to bring its train into the yard.

104 departs out of La Salle, headed for interchange with the BNSF at Zearing.

On a beautiful, winter's morning, the IR's 104 Job crosses a wooden trestle in Spring Valley, passing over a lonely road in the woods.

GWR 5625 and IR 5 bring a cut of cars into the yard at Zearing.

Former ATSF/BNSF B40-8W's who were known for running those hot Z trains on the Santa Fe in the deserts of California Arizona and New Mexico are now spending the rest of the careers in the rolling ... (more)

Great Western 5625 rolls through a brief snowstorm on 90-pound rail from 1906-1911 as it slowly makes it's way towards Zearing and the BNSF Mendota Subdivision.