Grand Canyon Railway 2006-2012

This was one of my first photos I took during my employment at the Grand Canyon Railway. Well, close, as my job interview was the next day. This was not my best composed shot, as it was originally shot in the Portrait format, and this is cropped. I ran to get this photo as I was just getting in from Tucson at this point.

Willaha during Monsoon Season.

Willaha during Monsoon Season.

Pronghorn Ranch Road.

Quivero. Here on the days that the trains are longer, the "Robbers" will jump on the train back to Williams.

Quivero. Here on the days that the trains are longer, the "Robbers" will jump on the train back to Williams.

Arrival in Williams.

Starlight over Pronghorn Ranch Road.

El Tovar under a Moon filled night.

The Grand Canyon Depot under a Moon lit sky.

Flagstaff Depot.

Flagstaff Depot.

Imbleau Arizona. The top of the long climb from the lowest point on the Grand Canyon Railway, formerly known as "Apex", this siding is the top of the hill in both directions to and from the canyon. The siding was renamed after the new Grand Canyon Railway's first roadmaster who helped bring the railroad back from abandonment in 1989, but succumbed to cancer a few years later.

4960's cab in the early morning.

4960's in the early morning.

4960's in the early morning.

4960's in the early morning.

4960's in the early morning.

29 in preparation for a test run.

29 at the Dogtown (Cataract) Creek Trestle located at MP 4.

South of Red Lake.