It was nice to see that the boys at BNSF thought to bring a couple of Executives on this coal drag.
EMD 9059 leads it's train into Wayzata with BNSF 3634, an SW1000 in tow. The SW1000 is on it's way to Northtown to be sold to the highest bidder.
BNSF 4328 sits parked just outside of Wayzata waiting for higher priority traffic to pass.
A GEVO leads this westbound past the shores of Lake Minnetonka.
An eastbound BNSF unit grain train sits just outside of Wayzata waiting for a high priority westbound to pass.
A colorful consist lead by a BNSF Warbonnet leads this grain train into Wayzata.
This white face ex-BN SD40-2 sits just outside of Wayzata with a CSX SD70 in tow.
I couldn't ask for a better consist for my 100th photo on Railpics. Well, maybe one more cascade green unit. Three SD40-2's, a GP38, an SD40-2R, and my personal favorite, a GP30.
A pair of MAC's lead a loaded eastbound coal train for Detroit Edison.
A unit CSX grain train sits in a siding just outside of Wayzata to let a couple of higher priority westbounds pass.
A unit CSX grain train rolls through downtown Wayzata.
An H1 sits on the point of the dirtiest Warbonnet I have ever seen and a string of grain hoppers as they wait for their turn to approach Minneapolis.
A pair of H2 GE's lead their train into Wayzata.
Two different versions of the SD60 lead this train past Lake Minnetonka in Downtown Wayzata.
A lone GE leads a couple of EMD visitors from out east through Wayzata.
