#superliners

[marmarinou]

Arrivals and Departures by Rob Ball Via Flickr: “As another Metra dinky heads into Chicago Union Station to be spotted for rush hour, Amtrak train 6, the California Zephyr, finishes its final mile of a couple thousand mile journey from Emeryville CA (Oakland) that started 2 days earlier.”

[freddabarber84]

#YallFinishOrYallDone #freddabarber™⚜ #andis #consistency #precision #knowyourworth #superliners #itakeprideinmywork #godgivinghands🙌🏽 #goodvibesonly (at The Original "OFF DA HOOK" LLC)

[freddabarber84]

#freddabarber™⚜ #consistency #appointmentsonly #qualityisafactor #odh #mytimeismypassion #precision #andis #superliners (at The Original "OFF DA HOOK" LLC)

[freddabarber84]

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[thebestofamtrak]

Amtrak's Desert Wind coasts through El Cajon Pass in California.

Photo from the Hebners Amtrak Photo archive, and was taken specifically by Marty Bernard.

[thebestofamtrak]

That tight fit for the F40PH and those Superliners in the background make me cringe!!! Jeez!!!

Amtrak Heritage F40PH #406 with Heritage #822? #145? (whatever, it's a 50/50 chance lol) leads a train through a section of track that snakes under skyscrapers near Union Station in Chicago, Illinois.

Photo courtesy of an amazing photographer on Flickr photo sharing. I need to find the link to give proper credit......

[thebestofamtrak]

Amtrak's Capitol Limited arriving at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.

[thebestofamtrak]

One of my personal favorite: Amtrak's Heartland Flyer racing through Oklahoma as it heads South to Texas.

Whoever took this awesome picture did one hell of a job having somebody else driving, while they themselves took the picture where the entire train is completely still, even though from the blurred ground one can tell it's moving pretty damn quick.

I honestly cannot describe how much I love this picture. Props to the photographer. I wish I knew who it was.