Crossing the Columbia River.

In early morning light Rayonier 14, a Baldwin 2-6-6-2 compound articulated mallet, heads south from Crane Creek reload toward the tide water log dump near Hoquiam some 40 miles away. This was the ... (more)

A northbound freight on UP's "Washy Line" passes over the Palouse River at Hooper Jct. Not that this was taken on May 10th, 2011, 142nd anniversary of driving of the 'Gold Spike' at Prom... (more)

A Chicago-bound BNSF intermodal rumbles over the Washougal River as it heads east. The bridge the train is crossing will be replaced in the coming years for a double-tracking project between the C... (more)

A westbound freight on the "Washy Sub" crosses the Walla Walla River.

the Byron Turn out of Pasco yard crosses an irrigation canal as it heads out to serve an industrial area in North Richland

An eastbound train of coal empties crosses Wilson Creek as it enters the Yakima River Canyon

A pair of classic EMD road switchers cross a timber trestle in the Channelled Scablands of central Washington state.

A warm, June afternoon yields a BNSF garbage train headed westbound towards Downtown Vancouver.

Crossing over the Lewis River in Western Washington, a BNSF loaded grain train destined for export from Tacoma, WA heads north on a fine spring day.

A westbound stack train climbs the grade from Latah Jct. up to Lyons, crossing Indian Canyon Bridge on its way towards Seattle.

One of the North Pend Oreille Valley Lions Club's chartered excursion trains for the annual "Down River Days" festival in Ione, WA heads south over a small wooden trestle on the return t... (more)

A westbound Q train rockets over the Spokane River approaching Irvin on a warm late winter afternoon.

A Milwaukee freight consisting of a GP9/GP35/U25B/U30B/U28B quintet rolls northbound across a river near McKenna, WA en route from Portland, OR to Tacoma. After the BN merger, Milwaukee Road gaine... (more)

Milwaukee Extra 24 West tip toes across the Hall Creek trestle on the west slope of Snoqualmie Pass with a quartet of SD40-2s. Hints of electrification remain over the ballast deck bridge, and def... (more)