Western Railroad Discussion > Nighttime Roster Imagery

This eastbound stack train caught a red on the middle track at Fullerton in January 2004.

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Three windowed SD60M, UP 2325, idling on the wye in Anaheim, CA as the lead unit on the hauler.

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The other end of the hauler. UP 6171, another three windowed beauty, reflects in the rain pond in March of 2004. (Thirty second exposure)

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A ribbon rail train spent the night at Basta (Fullerton, California) back in March. A surfliner streatks by during the thirty seconds of exposure.

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The sun sets on this light power duo as the crew on the ground prepares to pull baretables out the ballpark siding between Fullerton and Basta.

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Anaheim, I was just at Disney Land today..I'm currently in Beverly Hills but as we drove along on 5 just before Disney Land Drive, the first exit, noticed a lot of parked rail cars along the highway..was this part of a yard? Also as we drove back north on 5 towards 10 and then THE 405..*can't get used to THE in front of every hwy in LA*, noticed the same rails behind a lot of businesses and warehouses..what line is this???

Also think I saw parts of Union Station...saw a big DHL building and lots of rails on both sides of the river...if I can swing it, I'm heading hopefully out to Tehachapi on Saturday..KEEP YOUR FINGERS CROSSED!!

This is the reflections image... I selected the wrong one, duh !!

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Goofey Wrote:
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> Anaheim, I was just at Disney Land today..I'm
> currently in Beverly Hills but as we drove along
> on 5 just before Disney Land Drive, the first
> exit, noticed a lot of parked rail cars along the
> highway..was this part of a yard?


Yeah, that is the storage for the Anaheim "yard"; there are two sidings along the Santa Ana Freeway between Euclid and Brookhurst. One is "Long Pass" and the other siding is called "The Extention". I think the original yard is now under a self-storage business. I am sure Myford Browning or SteveD could tell tales of the history of the yard and surrounding area.