CP 8811 tries to stay ahead of the early spring storms.

CP 491 heads north out of Alexandria behind two dash-2's. One sporting the pacman logo, and the other, the St. Lawrence & Hudson logo.

Maintenance equipment moving west near Kerkhoven, Minnesota.

Most likely my last shot from this location, as the local law enforcement advised me against being here, despite being in my truck parked on the side of a township road, off railroad property.

"Vintage" power leads this manifest past a stack train at the MP 66 crossover.

BNSF 8132 crosses over and sneaks up beside the BNSF 9389 to swap crews. The 8132 departs first, followed closely by the 9389.

Just east of Becker.

CP 9537 is looking just as rough as the dash-2 it's leading. Here it is heading west out of Glenwood Yard.

After a brief layover in Glenwood for a crew and fuel, the never ending CP 8856 blasts through Lowry at track speed, even though it has 7800 feet of steel working against it.

The Watertown local is quite long today, in fact, it does not fit between East Benson and Middle Benson. Here it is backing up to clear the crossing to conduct its air test.