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The beauty of New Mexico's enchanting scenery comes into play when Amtrak's Southwest Chief rolls through the northern part of the state, just after negotiating some S-curves between Albuquerque and Lamy, N.M. on Nov. 2000.
The eastbound Southwest Chief races up towards the Kansas City Flyover near Winner Road on the northeast side of Kansas City on March 8. 2003. The Southwest Chief, which runs from Los Angeles to Chicago, is on the last day of its 2.5-day journey across the southwest U.S. Taken with a digital camera.
After waiting and waiting for the NS Maersk locomotive to roll west into LA, our railfan group retreated to MP 58.25 with the intent of seeing the Southwest Chief on Cajon Pass.
Two of the group decided to attempt a bulb exposure of several minutes. This image is the results of those thoughts...
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