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On June 9, 1995 the southbound Apache freight stopped at Snowflake Junction to run into Snowflake to service the customer there. Here they're just tying back onto the train with the 2 tank cars that they picked up. C420 #82 in the lead was built for the TC and also served on the L&N.
North American B-25N Mitchell taken at Fantasy of Flight, Florida (2008). Sigma 24-70mm EX DG Macro + Sony A700.
Amtrak's "Southwest Chief" negotiates "Spider Bridge" in New Mexico's Apache Canyon just outside of Lamy.
Apache Junction, Arizona, we drove up SR88 to Tortilla Flat to see the scenery and have lunch in the only cafe there -- lots of people, quite a wait, but the food was good.
This is a view snapped as we were traveling back to Apache Junction, along the very winding, narrow AZ88. (15-02-24-2221)
Down in the weeds of the Lake District, and after turning over Grasmere, Apache ZJ224 heads for Windermere on its way home from Newcastle
The Apache Railway has long been on my bucket list, but my only visit to Holbrook, Arizona was late in the day, and nothing was at the Santa Fe interchange. At the time, the Apache’s roster was dominated by C420’s that had been rebuilt by GE at the former Erie Railroad shops in Hornell, New York. Here former Tennessee Central 400/L&N 1316 gets some finishing touches from GE staff members before it makes the journey from Hornell to Snowflake.
Koninklijke Luchtmacht Mj. Harm "Kaas" Cazemier flying his AH-64 attack helicopter over the beautiful Waddenzee area, northern Netherlands.
A hot chilli called Apache, it just cried out for googly eyes and I found the pigeon feather on the lawn. He was lying in this bowl, but popped up to say hello :)