With the echo of the screeching rails and the blaring horn, a westbound BNSF stack train crosses over the North Fork Skykomish River as it curves through the secluded town of Index.

A westbound manifest crawling through a form B restriction with some of the track gang equipment rolling along main #2.

Amtrak GE P32-8BWH #510 leading Cascades Train #510 out of Edmonds on a beautiful Labor Day morning. The skies were nice and clear in the morning before the smoke from Eastern Washington heavily f... (more)

Amtrak Cascades train #516 was seen riding into the sunset as it continues north to Vancouver BC.

An intermission between the wacky weather (which consisted of snow and ice pellets) as the westbound Amtrak Empire Builder rolls along the Puget Sound on its final leg to Seattle.

A pair of geeps lead a short train through Edmonds. The cars were all bad order and were heading to Seattle.

The BN snow plow heading east from Skykomish for an assignment on the east side of Stevens Pass.

There was still plenty of snow as this westbound stack train continues west through the town of Skykomish.

Train #513 approaching Edmonds with the Seahawks unit on the lead.

The eastbound Empire Builder leaving Seattle on time for the cross-country trip to Chicago.

The motive power on this westbound freight was the perfect theme of throwback Thursday as it sit along the Puget Sound to allow all of the Sounder Commuter Trains through during the evening rush h... (more)

A break from the wet weather comes with a rare sun break as a southbound empty coal rolls through the Skagit Valley.

A southbound Rocky Mountaineer Coastal Passage excursion train rolled through the city of Edmonds.

About 1,260 feet above the valley at Samish Overlook, Amtrak Cascades Train #517 was seen crossing underneath Chuckanut Drive during a spectacular evening in the Skagit Valley.

After a overnight snow fall, most of the snow at Edmonds have melted with some of the snow still hanging on from a distance in Mukilteo. The wind really started to pick up with winds sustained up ... (more)