Returning to Watsonville with empty tanks picked up from Ewe Pee in Pajaro.

Taking tanks of Bio-Diesel to Pajaro (aka Watsonville Jct) to interchange yo the Ewe Pee.

The Oklahoma Railway Museum's faux "Frisco" F9A (ex-BN 814, nee NP 7003-D) pulls away from the museum depot with the last run of the day during the annual "Day Out With Thomas"... (more)

The NS OCS is eastbound on the Springfield-Hannibal District approaching Jacksonville after departing Moberly, MO earlier in the morning.

The "Belzona Bullet" Is ready to take its train back to Duluth.

The Rio Grande Zephyr's conductor catches up on his paperwork en route to Salt Lake City from Denver. April 14, 1979

Rio Grande F9 No. 5771 shows off its original 4-stripe Grande gold and silver paint scheme shortly after being restored at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden.

The Rio Grande Zephyr train No. 17 rolls through incredible Gore Canyon west of Kremmling, Colorado on April 14, 1979.

The D&RGW rostered a pair of Budd coaches named the 'Silver Pine' and the 'Silver Aspen' for use on the Rio Grande Zephyr trains. Restless riders await the departure of train No. 17 from Grand Jun... (more)

A view from a Vista Dome car on the Rio Grande Zephyr as train No. 17 charges west through the lonely Green River Desert meeting a mixed freight in a siding on April 14, 1979.

The D&RGW rostered a Budd dome/club car called the 'Silver Shop'. It was used infrequently on the Rio Grande Zephyr but did come in handy when the Silver Banquet dining car was down for repairs. R... (more)

With the lunch rush behind them, the Rio Grande Zephyr's dining car crew takes a well deserved break in the Silver Banquet.

The Rio Grande Zephyr's head chef keeps his cooks busy preparing delicious meals in the Silver Banquet dining car.

Passengers onboard the Rio Grande Zephyr train No. 17 enjoy the scenic wonders of Ruby Canyon on April 14, 1979.

The Vista Dome offers riders spectacular 360 degree views as the Rio Grande Zephyr cruises west from Denver, Colorado to Salt Lake City, Utah. The train will soon duck under Interstate 70 and ente... (more)