BNSF 7948 leads a westbound unit grain train along the north bank of the Columbia River near Cook, WA.

Two GEs bring up the rear of a westbound grain train crossing the causeway separating Drano Lake from the Columbia River.

A westbound BNSF loaded crude oil train passes through the numerous tunnels and along the Columbia River near Cook, WA.

The eastbound Daylight special passes the reservation site at Cook under a subtle mist.

A BNSF grainer makes a grand entrance into the sunshine of eastern Skamania County.

SP 4449 is approaching Cook, WA. The excursion from Bend to Portland is running a few hours late due to speed restrictions due to the 100 degree heat.

A loaded grain train heads for the port.

DPU on a westbound grainer

Another WB grainer rolls past the basalt cuts near the Dog Mountain trailhead.

Snowy grainer rounds the curve near Cook, Wa.

Two BNSF trains meet at Cook.

An eastbound loaded vehicle train departs Cook Siding after meeting a westbound grainer. BNSF 6861 is seen pushing on the rear.

BN 4361, an Alco C636 revs up to head out of Cook Siding on the Washington side of the Columbia River. The eastbound train headed from Vancouver, WA to Wishram has just met two westbound freights ... (more)

A westbound BNSF train exits Drano Tunnel on a rainy evening. The Drano tunnel is an unlined tunnel cut through a large rock outcrop which can be seen in this photo. ... (more)