A nice standard cab Dash8 heads up CP 391 as it meets CP 330 at Nashotah.

Two ex-SOO SD60s and a CP SD40-2 slow their loaded ethanol train for the 10mph section of trackage through the Milwaukee Depot.

A nice trio of Canadian Pacific EMDs waddle into Milwaukee with an ethanol train bound for points east.

Just hours after being discharged from the hospital following a nasty flu and subsequent diabetes related issues, I just couldn't help but head out and nab CP 281 after learning it sported a trio ... (more)

The hogger on the westbound Builder has the hammer down and fingers in the window as he hustles his train towards Watertown, Wisconsin.

An ex-SOO SD60 bombs past Pewaukee Lake with a long manifest in tow...

CP's newest power has taken over nearby Muskego Yard, and now, it appears on road trains as a big manifest rolls towards the Milwaukee depot behind 2 "Aardvarks", an SD40, and a SOO GP38.

A nice pair of NS EMDs head west with freight for the Twin Cities.

The Big Indy Macs round a curve on their way out of Milwaukee with the daily westbound autorack train.

Amtrak's Phase IV Heritage unit swings out of the big curve at Grand Ave. interlocking, passing Miller Brewing. Soon the eastbound builder will make it's stop in Milwaukee, and head south down the... (more)

A pair of freshly rebuilt SD60s haul the daily international stack/rack train into Milwaukee, Wisconsin as my truck sits stuck on an unplowed road dangerously close to the tracks.

On a cloudy afternoon, the New York Central Heritage unit made it's way east across the state of Wisconsin. Being too sick to work and cooped up at home was not gonna keep me from photographing th... (more)

On a cloudy afternoon, a sight I never thought I'd see skids around the east end of Canadian Pacific's ex-Milwaukee Muskego Yard in downtown Milwaukee. The classy looking New York Central unit bro... (more)

CPs GM42 shuffles around loaded salt hoppers as the 1000 foot self unloading bulk carrier "American Integrity" stands by.

Milwaukee's tallest building looms off to the right, while for now, industry seems massive at the Port of Milwaukee. Towering piles of sand, elevators, and Great Lakes going vessels seem to dwarf ... (more)