Three trains cross the landscape as they leave visable exhaust above the horizon. Storm clouds look to be brewing as 4th of July fireworks are soon to be off the ground. A snow fence and oil well ... (more)

In the epitome of storm light, or lack thereof, an empty coal train races a powerful spring storm across the eastern Wyoming prairie on BNSF's Orin Subdivision. Within minutes of taking this phot... (more)

Track equipment sits on a storage track as another loaded train rounds the curve and heads down and out of the Powder River Basin.

Gliding across the landscape under a Wyoming sky.

Back in it's infancy, the PR Basin just saw the entrance of CNW, and the Bill yard was in service but still under construction. Work trains were mainly held by Geeps, so when this 6 axle showed u... (more)

The clouds are as common as the trains to the cows along the Powder River Basin.

The 4 track main at the crest of Logan Hill is a incredible place to watch the PRB trains.

The coal cars in the foreground are coming and going to the Antelope Mine as a loaded Union Pacific coal train heads South just North of Converse Jct. A BNSF DPU can be seen helping it's train Nor... (more)

The tractor on the right just pulled onto the road after coming down the hill from the field above. Looks like the tractor has a tiller attachment on back. The loaded train gave a few warning blow... (more)

BNSF 9258 leads a loaded coal train southbound in the Powder River Basin coal fields

UP 8119 leads a loaded coal train southbound on the Powder River, if you look close in the photo 3 trains are visable in photo, 2 are located in the far background

BNSF 9635 is seen leading a loaded coal train up Logan Hill, Wyoming - 15/09/2008

The rain has been coming down all day, sometimes heavy and sometimes lighter like it is here.

The new Hilight coal loadout tower is in the process of being constructed. They have also laid the new loadout loop track and are rerouting the road. Once this loadout tower is up and running, I a... (more)

Welcome to the Powder River Basin.