A northbound Burlington Northern Santa Fe freight behind new GE C44-9W No. 5223, waits for the arrival of an eastbound powered by a pair of BN EMD SD60Ms and a Cascade green BNSF EMD SD40-2 at the... (more)

On a wintery January 28, 2020, BNSF’s Sandpoint local led by EMD SD60M No. 1412, rolls eastward toward the E. Dufort Road grade crossing at Algoma, Idaho.

A long southbound Cowley Local led by a ex BN SD60m rumbles into the spectacular Sheep Canyon. A remote section of the Big Horn River cuts a slice thru Sheep Mountain exposing a Geological wonder... (more)

BNSF 1458 leads a pair of cascade green engines on the transfer job to the CP yard in St. Paul. The icing on the cake is the first hopper has a giant BN logo too.

BNSF 1458 in cascade green works the BNSF-CP transfer job.

BNSF 1458 in cascade green works the BNSF-CP transfer job.

Canadian Pacific 251 is passing Choquette Grain elevators on its way to Montreal ... (more)

M GALCHI rolls east across the Kankakee River, a little west of Wilmington, IL. After being tied down in the support yard west of here all night, we were treated to an unusual early afternoon run.... (more)

On a warm evening, Y JOL202 slowly makes its way down the "51 Lead" with a Cascade green SD60M pointing the shove move. With a unit at each end, the crew will work the various industries... (more)

To show support for those serving their country, and their own employees that were serving. Burlington Northern painted this SD60M, and number it 1991. For the Gulf War, Desert Storm. Seen here wi... (more)

After dropping off and picking up cars in Buffalo & Pittsburgh's Buffalo Creek Yard, train X-BFSI works its way up the NS Ebenezer Runner on its way south to Salamanca with an EMD SD60 duo.

The UP Proviso to Pine Bluff manifest heads over Kickapoo Creek just west of Peoria. The UP (CN&W) low line into Peoria and BNSF (CB&Q) Peoria Sub travel under the far side of the bridge. The Mi... (more)

UP 2380 along with 3 other SD60M’s is moving slowly westward through the Helper yard to reposition itself for the next assignment, likely on the “Dirt Train” local. After posting this image ... (more)