In Tiger Country... the Solway Elementary Tiger's that is.

What a difference a week makes... one week ago we were receiving a foot of snow and blizzard-like conditions. I love shooting in the snow, but shooting in a T-shirt in the sun is almost as great.

The nice thing about March Blizzards is the snow seems to melt quickly... hard to believe we got 13.5 inches of snow a few days ago.

Taken from the shoulder of US HWY 2 near Bemidji.

Waiting for a crew in the Cass Lake Yard just after sunrise.

Obviously not the power of choice for on the point... a very crusty faded POSUM.

Yesterday's blizzard has cleared the area, leaving behind over a foot of fresh snow that was driven to massive drifts by 30MPH winds all day. Even today, the temperature didn't make it above zero... (more)

The blizzard has cleared and the skies have cleared. Over a foot of fresh cold snow fell yesterday and the day before. Traffic on the Lakes Sub and Grand Forks Sub pretty much stopped with this ... (more)

Hiawatha Service heads eastbound towards Chicago with the next stop being the Milwaukee Airport. The train departed Milwaukee on time at 1300 and is caked with some of the fresh eight inches of s... (more)

As the temperature falls below zero yet again, this GEVO ticks away under the cold star filled sky waiting for a crew.

Unfortunately Saturday is normally the slowest day of the week up here with only one train moving in daylight. Today's version was a coal load that pulled in to the Cass Lake Yard. With no DPU o... (more)

There are only three ways to get a shot like this... First is if you are Jesus Christ and can walk on water. Second if you are in a boat. Third if you take advantage of the 30 inches of ice on t... (more)

Coal empties are tucked away in the yard until a crew is called to take them east.

The biggest and newest power I've ever shot on the Cass Lake Wye which is normally only used by the Cass Lake local.

...the best Station Sign in Cass Lake.