An ole possum leads two leasers and a string of Cat equipment into Northtown.
Sunlight blinds the crew as they come 'round the bend.
Winding off the north runner.
A track inspector heads against a speeding H-GFDGAL in Pig's Eye.
A burned CP 9558 brings in the daily autoracks.
Rolling onto the BNSF's St. Paul sub.
BNSF baretables on the left; a healthy string of power on a transfer; and spare power sit in the UP yard.
A crane pushes the standard MoW consist which floats in the Metro. A large string of power awaits to leave the UP's East Minneapolis Yard.
Rail work on the St. Paul sub detoured this CP train along the Midway sub. Many engineers are not certified for this sub, so CP trains are rare.
Anagrams of each other, BNSF 2369 and BNSF 2963, push back well cars. Minneapolis is seen in the background.
A trio of war bonnets are under the control of a friendly engineer.
Leaning into the curve, a pair of greenies skirts the Z-CHCSSE.
Heading into the morning sun, the end of the train can be seen.
Crew members from the newly arrived CP 199 cross in front of another CP train.
An old school pair of SD40-2s in green pull past the moon still visible at 2pm.
