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Ex-WP 3557 GP40-2 UP 9991 and ex-MP 699 GP38-2 switch by the Rosboro lumber mill in Springfield. The engineer appears to be blowing on his hand, which would make sense as it was about 20 degrees.
I couldn't tell what model this switcher is but it serves the Cargill grain elevator complex in Gilman, Illinois, adjacent to the Chicago Subdivision of Canadian National.
An early evening desert thunderstorm brews in the distance as a set of Trona EMD's go about some switching moves at the UP interchange in Searles before returning home well after dark.
This really weird formation caught my eye...first it was going to the right then it switched, Lol to the left....I'm sure there is some logical scientific answer but I call it, switch.
Two axle diesel switcher at Alfarelos, Portugal, October 10, 1966. I have no information about this locomotive.
MY BOI. NO MORE NX, IT'S NINTENDO SWITCH!! I don't really like the name, but WHATEVER THIS CONSOLE IS GENIUS! Check out the trailer here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5uik5fgIaI
We also got a look at a new Mariokart, a new Mario game, and a new Splatoon!!! YO MARCH CAN'T COME SOONER MY BOI!!
The lone Bloomer Highhood switches out Alliance Grain while a switcher is tied onto a couple grain cars.
The tracks and switches are many in the Strasburg Railroad's yards. The oldest continuously operating railroad in the western hemisphere still has business a booming, and not just for scenic railroad rides. They also have revenue freight, as well as a massive restoration operation which services MANY other railroads in the US, and I wouldn't doubt for other countries as well. It's really a great place to visit, and there's always the PA Railroad Museum right across the street, which has a PILE of historic railroad equipment and engines.
I took this shot during a visit to Strasburg in 2013. I just recently decided to look back through my old shots to see if I had any hidden gems stored away.
Stacks of networking switches in one rack of the DETER testbed at the USC Information Sciences Institute (ISI) in Marina Del Rey, CA.
Jordan family photo
BN NW2 507 does some coach switching at Denver in the early 1970s
Denver, CO
1970 or 1971
Train of the Day
1/22/19
A pair of EMD end-cab switchers owned by the Luzerne & Susquehanna are seen pulling tank cars from the Reading & Northern interchange at Pittston to an unloading facility at Avoca. Out of all the rail operations in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area, the L&S is by far the hardest to track down and requires some luck and good timing. They are actually operating on Reading & Northern rails here, on what was once the Lehigh Valley's main line between Buffalo and points east.
Since Emmett got a new body it freed up his cobbled together spray painted body for my new Jasper and it’s nice having a Jasper who can wear his default clothing lol.
The Köf III pulls an empty out of the Bauknecht warehouse. Due to the tight curve radius they can only take one car at a time down this segment of the spur.
Norfolk Southern SD60E 6948 is at the head end of a westbound local switching Frito-Lay near Sidney, Illinois on August 7, 2020.