After the first snowing of the season, The Train to Christmas Town reverses up the Hood River. With uncertainty about the lines future due to financial woes of the roads former parent company, thi... (more)

The first snowing of the season drops a light dusting on the floor of the gorge as an empty oil train heads back to Canada.

The inaugural 2019 Holiday Train steams past the Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge in southeast Portland.

A rare daylight appearance of the "Harbor Turn". The train died here last night and is now completing their run to Tigard, OR.

A rare daylight appearance of the "Harbor Turn" carries empty log cars back to reload from the Albany & Eastern and fresh cut lumber from Banks, OR.

The 2nd warbonnet i've seen this month! This time it's breaking up a train that the pair just brought down from Seattle or Tacoma at The Port of Portland, T6 Yard.

Warbonnet 704 is missing half the cigar brand logo. It's bring up a military train with a load of strykers.

A beat up GE leads an eastbound stack train with fall foliage in full force.

No longer in red & silver, these former ATSF motors lead a PASVAN with mainly grain hoppers into Vancouver.

A personal favorite, bloody nose 1124 with SP lettering rolls east as fall has peaked for Portland.

After coming north on a manifest yesterday, UP 1996 trails on a power move to Brooklyn Yard. The consist will probably be heading out on a southbound Z at some point.

A well worn pinkbonnet departs Vancouver Yard, leading either a TACPAS or SEAPAS train east.

A tired looking ACe passes a sister potash train heading for Portland.

MH 88 has had its reporting marks changed to SDCX, for a leasing group called Sandton Rail. Iowa Pacific and Mount Hood Railroad have been in the news for financial reasons and hopefully they can ... (more)

BNSF 629 made a lucky appearance leading a train on daylight savings 2019. After adding cars in Vancouver, the two 6 series Dash-9s departed for points east with faded Santa Fe glory on the headen... (more)