| Dawn arrives "early" on this day, as we've progressed one time zone east. As we depart Winslow, Arizona, there's just enough sunlight for a shot of the platform and a private car parked to the east of the station. |  |
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The big event for today is our stop and crew change at Albuquerque. |
| The Superliners form a wall of stainless steel that shines in the New Mexico sunlight. |  |
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On the other side of the platform, folks from a local tribal reservation sell a variety of native souveniers. This continues a decades-long cooperative tradition that began with the Santa Fe, which made considerable use of Southwest native images in its promotional advertising. |
| Time to head back on board. As it turns out, I'm riding in one of the two "named" Superliner sleepers; this one is titled for George M. Pullman, the dean of American railroad luxury. |  |
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At the summit of Glorieta Pass, the Southwest Chief passes the adobe-style depot named for the pass. |
| The sun sets just as we crest Raton Pass, entering Colorado. |  |
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