Tustin, CA
I understand these aren't the fastest trains in the world.. but these trains in Southern California still move pretty good. Trains use to fly at 90mph through Tustin, until the Red Hill Avenue crossing became a "quietzone" (QZ) back in 2011, now the top speed is 79mph.
Sunday January 31st, 2016, a VERY WINDY/Rainy day with temps in the 50s with winds reaching 25+ mph. The last two trains shot at night were taken on December 5th, 2015.

Train #1 - (January 31st, 2016) Amtrak #572, with F59PHI #453 in the lead.

Train #2 - (January 31st, 2016) Amtrak Pacific Surfliner #573, with cabcar #6906 leading.

Train #3 -(January 31st, 2016) Surfliner #774, with F59PHI #462 in the lead.

Train #4 - (January 31st, 2016) Amtrak Pacific Surfliner #777, with cabcar #6908 on the front end.

Train #5 - (January 31st, 2016) Red Hill Avenue. Amtrak Pacific Surfliner #579, with cabcar #6952 leading.

Train #6 - (January 31st, 2016) Red Hill Avenue. Amtrak Pacific Surfliner #580, with F59PHI #455 leading.

Train #7 - (January 31st, 2016) Amtrak Pacific Surfliner #582, with P42DC #164 leading, & shredding a nice sounding K5LA horn in the distance.

Train #8 - (December 5th, 2015) Amtrak Pacific Surfliner #1790, with F59PHI #450 in the lead.

Train #9 - (December 5th, 2015) Amtrak #591, with F40 #90208 "VETERANS UNIT" leading, and two private cars.

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