A sprung key latch on the Keline lock speaks years of use on this switchstand on the Mt. Hood Railway

On a level tangent, the 5760 hustles south/west between Dorris, CA and MacDoel with the summit at Grass Lake still ten miles away.

A ballast train led by this DRGW Geep is just getting into it, laying down a heavy smoke screen as it gets up to track speed.

This Roseville bound train is just about to enter Klamath Falls after travelling along Klamath Lake.

With Mt. Scott looming in the background, this Eugene - Klamath Falls crew has just about completed its trip. A few more miles along the Upper Klamath Lake, and they will be pulling into Klamath F... (more)

A manifest with 3 units on the point and two pushing behind emerge from around the corner at Cruzatte, OR at the 4000 plus foot level. Train speed is down to 5 mph.

A major oops during switching here at Livingston on a wye track as two MRL wood chip cars are still on the ground.

A regular weekend visitor "around the hook" rather than over Stampede, this Everett-Pasco train is coming into Chehalis, WA

A Bedford Park, IL Evergeen stack train wheels through the curve into Chehalis, WA on a un-seasonable 85 degree Easter.

This stack train is rolling up to a stop at MP 18 to wait for the SB Amtrak from Vancouver, BC Canada. Mount Baker is in the distance.

This lead unit of the Tacoma-Pasco briefly suns itself in front of the Centralia depot, while waiting for permission from the Centralia South DS for a reverse move in the plant for switching.

Two warbonnets lead this grain empty on the long fill at Chamberlain Lake before Lyle, WA

First day of spring has calm warm weather and calm river near Hood River, OR. This continental train will drop its containers at Kearney, NJ.

Some light rock climbing was needed for this shot of a colorful power consist of a train to Vancouver, WA. Here it is along a long fill at Rowland Lake near Lyle, WA

A unique trio of units lead this Sweetgrass, MT - Rivergate - Portland, OR Canpotex train through the rock bores in the Columbia River Gorge.