Looking like a long brown worm, this BNSF grain train uses the Argentine Connection flyover to glide over the numerous ground level interlockings below as it heads east through the Kansas City.

NS 1069 crosses the Grand River with a straight SD70 and autoracks in tow.

NS train 111 comes off the east approach to the Missouri River bridge on its way to north St. Louis.

High-hood NS GP38-2 5105 is the lone motor leading a transfer from Knoche Yard back to NS's Avondale Yard. The train is crossing the Missouri River into North KC via the Armour Swift & Burlington ... (more)

A pair of former Santa Fe SD40-2s, including one still wearing its original ATSF bluebonnet paint, assembles a train at the west end of BNSF's Lindenwood Yard.

UP 1989 the Rio Grande heritage unit leading it's train over the Wellington bridge at track speed.

Slamming across the Crooked River Bridge with an all GE consist is BNSF Train Z WSPSTO9 06L with one of the few all-trailer trains left on the BNSF Marceline Sub.-NS Kansas City District. The CSX... (more)

On the way back from Kearney with 7 empties, KAW Train 410 is crossing the Fishing River Bridge on the way back to Liberty. WAMX 1509 still sports its almost full Gateway Western paint, and was o... (more)

A Norfolk Southern freight crosses the Mississippi River from Saint Louis, Missouri, to Venice, Illinois, on October 3rd, 2014. A trio of General Electric diesels tread their way over the bridge:... (more)

KCS retro belle No. 4037 leads a southbound train across Indian Creek as kayakers approach the popular Eagles Nest campground.

On a beautiful Spring Afternoon a Pair of NS GEs lead Southbound BNSF Freight Heads down the River Sub Crossing of the Ex Frisco Bridges in Shrewsbury. This bridge still wears the "Ship it on... (more)

A CP AC4400CW is going it alone on NS train D67 with a whopping 11 autoracks from the GM plant in Wentzville, MO. It is seen here on the approach to the former Wabash bridge over the Missouri Rive... (more)

Interesting power leads UP autorack train AASAM across the Osage River. The new bridge is to the left of the train.

As a local Motorist heads down the road, a Westbound Union Pacific Coal Train passes by overhead.

MKCVN crossing the 114 year old through-truss span over the Little Blue River.