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Amtrak #18 has the honors of leading the Coast Starlight. This was once the pride and joy of Amtrak West as far as the long distance trains. Amtrak #18 and the second locomotive have crossed over the bridge at Milepost 43.1 that goes over Hwy. 507. The train is pretty much on-time due to the...
What is probably CN 101 is seen moving through over land on this brisk November morning. I didn't catch the units, as I was looking for my lost scanner, which I did not find.
In tribute to the 1956 Warner brothers release. CN 313 goes off over the birdge enroute to Edmonton, with pipes and road vehicles. CN SD40-2W 5350 and a sister head up this run.
A "local" which runs from the UP in Dalhart down BNSF's Dalhart Sub to pick up/set out cars in the old RI yard here in Amarillo and return to Dalhart. I like UP's choice of power for this train. the old Rock Island Bridge is now used as a storage track for UP.
This can be seen as one of the greatest things I have ever achieved. For the longest time I wanted to take this picture, but I didn't want to sacrifice the option of close up photos. I knew this Tramp job was coming, but I decided to burn down to the CP bridge in attempt to catch the 456. When...
A Southbound BNSF freight blazes past Saltar Point just south of Steilacoom on the BNSF Seattle Sub (MP 15.5). Featuring the second, not quite finished, Tacoma Narrows Bridge and it's temporary work lights. Taken March 5th, 2007. 15 sec exposure at f3.2 ISO-80, using a Gorrilapod hung from...
The CN road local crawils over the bridge as the Riverview signal is passable. This guy showed up minutes after the 903, and he had GP38s 4703 and 4782 on. Looks like 1995.
The amount of molten sulfur trains on the rails seems to have increased a great deal as of late. The CN 774 makes a sunset appearence at Riverview. CN 5610 was the leader.