Northbound BNSF Pikes Peak Local passing through Palmer Lake
SD60/SD60M/SD40-2/C30-7
BNSF's twice a week Pikes Peak Local passed through Palmer Lake CO led by a pair of exBN SD60M's
BNSF 6292 passing under a tornado warned thunderstorm.
In a driving rain, Warbonnet painted 744 heads North with an empty unit sulphur train.
One C44-9W is all it takes to drag these empty slings over the Palmer Divide, on their trip back for Wind Turbine Blade refill. I believe this train is returning to the plant in Pueblo.
New 8105 with help from a UP unit was leading a southbound BNSF manifest through Palmer Lake
A northbound BNSF manifest was passing Palmer Lake when it still had water
Northbound BNSF coal empty passing old searchlights at CP Palmer Lake
Southbound BNSF manifest Palmer Lake
A southbound BNSF coal load has reached the top of the Palmer Divide at Palmer Lake and is about to begin the long descent to Pueblo
BNSF 8999 leads a string of coal down the grade out of Palmer Lake after a recent blast of fresh snow. A new ACe, fresh snow, blue skies, and mountains...does it get any better?!?
KCS 4161 heads South on the single track stretch of the Joint Line between Palmer Lake and Monument.
Ferromex led southbound empty BNSF grain train curving through Palmer Lake
Three BNSF GEs work up the towards the Palmer Divide on thi southbound manifest at Palmer Lake. Two manned helpers bring up the rear the train.
