A great looking GEVO fronts coal empties heading south on the Hillsboro line. The second unit holds the highest unit number currently on BNSF's roster, the 9999.

It's always nice when you can find two bluebonnets leading a train and shoot them at an angle that shows not a stitch of repainting, except for that wonderful orange that happens to be on the roof... (more)

A bright W2 switcher leads the city job eastward at the 5th Street crossing in downtown Grand Forks.

An old BN SD70MAC leads a newer SD70ACe and a GEVO westward out of downtown Grand Forks and past the county office building and courthouse.

BNSF 5315 and CN 6028 have just about finished their run from Dilworth, MN, as they pass over the drainage ditch at MP 97 south of town.

The Mayville Local cruises back toward town with clearance to the 42nd Street crossing to wait for a yard track.

BNSF 8976 takes a coal empty down the passenger main as a coal hopper sits on the track from the University of North Dakota's power plant.

High priority merchandise bound for Northtown Yard rounds the curve toward F.O. Switch with a nice visitor leading the way.

The Grand Forks - Northtown rounds the curve west of Grand Forks toward F.O. Switch with a pony on the point.

In an unusual scene, only nine cars were to make up this day's M-SUPMIN in Superior, so BNSF stuck them on a coal reroute instead and ran a seperate manifest directly from Grand Forks to Minot, se... (more)

Thanks to MoW east of Dilworth, a detoured MERC coal train makes its way down a surprisingly empty west end of the Grand Forks yard behind a pair of GEVOs. The University of North Dakota's power ... (more)

Departing a little later than usual, the Cass Lake Local makes its way east through downtown Grand Forks. Downtown has really bounced back after the devastating flood that struck here eleven year... (more)

A super rare daylight appearance of the westbound Empire Builder coming into Grand Forks. Unfortunately, this scene was made possible because of service disruptions from all the flooding b... (more)

A new SD70ACe, this one of which thankfully hasn't already been involved in an accident, leads a coal train westward under the Demers Avenue overpass and through sunlight shining through a brief h... (more)

One of BNSF's less common AC4400CWs shoves the rear of an empty Clay Boswell coal train across the graffiti scarred bridge over the drainage ditch just south of town.