Spanning the Freight House and Union Station, The Freight House Footbridge in Downtown Kansas City is one of the best places in the country to watch trains, seeing upwards of 100 movements per da... (more)

The Marceline Local heads out to do their work with a Warbonnet in tow.

"Fake Bonnet @ Haverstraw"

CSX B118(8), led by BNSF "Fake Bonnet" GE C44-9W #783, passes the former New York Central station in Haverstraw, New York, as it heads u... (more)

A 198 car combined B train is led by a BNSF Fakebonnet seen in Guilderland.

A 198 car combined B train is led by a BNSF Fakebonnet seen in New Baltimore.

Faux Bonnet At Doodletown Bight. CSX B118-08 was a robust 12,000+ feet of empty ethanol cars and DPUs as it crossed Doodletown Bight from Iona Island to Bear Mountain, New York on the eveni... (more)

Westbound Q NSABAR hustles through Lockport with a Warbonnet leading an NS Dash 9. The leader, #783, has a little Heritage 2 paint showing on the side.

The first southbound Swift RoadRailer train operated by BNSF between the Northwest and Southern California highballs Wocus siding on UP's Cascade Subdivision. Given the Santa Fe’s legacy of inte... (more)

"Santa Fe on the Santa Fe." Having completed the descent off of Glorieta Pass here we get a glimpse of BNSF #783 as it leads a short work train through the picturesque community of Canyo... (more)

The first southbound Swift RoadRailer train operated by BNSF descends Calimus Hill on Union Pacific's Cascade Subdivision. The train is running on trackage rights originally granted to Great Nort... (more)

BNSF's first southbound Swift RoadRailer departs Klamath Falls for Keddie.

The first southbound RoadRailer on BNSF re-enters home rail in Klamath Falls, Oregon.

Close Enough
The BNSF 783 shows off an interesting take of the 'BNSF' letters on the long hood of this Dash 9. At least they got a corresponding “N” to place in this location.

The early morning light greats an eastbound Stockton, CA to Atlanta, GA intermodal train with BNSF warbonnet on the point as it snakes through Hackberry.

BNSF 783 displays it's classic Warbonnet lines as it climbs east at Hackberry with stacks in tow.