Richard is involved the the Celtic society in Reno. They selected him for the annual calendar. He was Mr. May.

Richard had no inclination of working for the railroad. Midway through his corporate career, he was musing about the general state of the railroad industry. The same week, by uncanny coincidence, one of his coworkers shared a train conductor recruiting ad in the newspaper (one of those paper publications as nostalgic as trains). He signed up, jumped the corporate ship, started riding the rails and never looked back...except when he needed to examine a hot axle on the 145th car (that's part of his job). Find out how to toot your own (train engine) horn like Richard.

Desert Sunset

Fog in Stockton

Military Train

Maintenance of Way Bunk House 

The Pink Ribbon Locomotive

Sunset at the Sparks RR Yard

Fan Blades for Wind Power Generators

Lumber Cars Stored in a Siding

The Western Heritage Pacific Locomotive