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An MOW train of riprap descends into the Tucson Valley, crossing Cienega Creek on the former EP&SW main.
A pair of UP motors lead an empty unit grain train down the grade at Steins as the Peloncillo Mountains loom overhead.
As it races the setting sun, a westbound UP freight crosses Cienega Creek on its trip down the Sunset Route. Several saguaro cacti can be found along the Cienega and surrounding foothills in these parts.
The sun begins to rise over the desert landscape of Hidalgo County as an SP caboose sits with a couple MOW gondolas at Steins. Originally built to trail on freights traversing this very territory, this and other surviving bay windows have been repurposed as shoving platforms in yard or MOW service.
On its journey west to Los Angeles, UP 1988 leads the ZMNLA-21 over the Cienega Creek trestle.
An abandoned office for an abandoned motel at 944 East Motel Drive, Lordsburg, New Mexico.
An abandoned "Luxury Motel", 912 East Motel Drive, Lordsburg, New Mexico.
Carol's Guns, 774 East Motel Drive, Lordsburg, New Mexico. A gun shop with a repurposed sign.
Faded sign for Border Cowboy Truck Stop, East Motel Drive at Noce Street, Lordsburg, New Mexico. This former truck stop closed sometime before 2008.
