The power for the PUESWE wind tower train on the left is about to depart for the Vestas Plant while the DENKCK on the right waits for its crew to come on duty later in the evening.

Early morning clouds and a rising sun combine to show off some amazing colorful effects as a new day is about to begin on the BNSF. War Eagle!!!

Sitting in classification track 7, the 1799 and 1719 wait for their shift to start on a sunny day in the steel city of Pueblo. Meanwhile the DENKCK moves around in the background.

A beautiful looking cascade green SD40-2 and two other EMD units have finished this weekend's work of switching the usual industries south of town. Now they are headed home to the BNSF yard as th... (more)

Hours earlier this NS Dash 9 visitor from the South delivered a train of empty cement hoppers to the GCI cement facility south of the steel mill and is now seen taking a break on the fueling track... (more)

The 102 continues to build its train on track 1 while a midday KCKDEN heads into track 9 of the Pueblo yard with quite a few tie cars at the head end. These old ties will most likely be set out h... (more)

In an interesting move, today's Rock & Rail train is only powered by one locomotive instead of the usual two and is seen abou... (more)

Canuck in Colorado A Canadian visitor dropped off from yesterday’s DENAMS sits on the roundhouse track at the yard in Pueblo patiently awaiting the next train to help power for the BNSF.

Running again with only one locomotive and long hood forward to boot, the other BNSF Pueblo local passes underneath I-25 with a variety of BNSF painted covered hoppers on their way to customers on... (more)

An all SD40-2 power consist for the Y102 local sits on the "laundry track" as it prepares to be awoken by the crew for today's work.

With the cloulds opening at just the right time, the UP Pueblo local is illuminated as it departs out of their yard while passing a vintage more)

Sansa Fe all the Way
Sporting a unique look on the long hood, this Santa Fe engine leads today’s DENKCK as it switches cars in the yard at Pueblo before departing east out of town.

A BNSF freight rolls out of the yard in Pueblo bound for La Junta, passing the elegant Pueblo passenger station, now a local railroad museum.

The friendly crew of the Pueblo Railway Museum bring their GP7 to life and onto the former passenger train tracks as they will soon move equipment around while building the yearly Halloween train.

This morning’s DENKCK with two Dash 9s and 103 cars wait patiently at Pueblo Junction for a UP special train comprised entirely of wind blades to shove back into their yard.