BNSF 7284 leads a northbound coal train bound for Canada through Nisqually, WA under the fall colors just north of the Junction with Sound Transits Lakewood Subdivision.
The Bozeman Bullet (M-LAULAU) is in full throttle up Bozeman Pass as they carry a short train towards Bozeman in the late afternoon.
MRL 250 is leading the Laurel to Bozeman Turn as it races out of Big Timber. The following week, the LAULAU would be abolished and now all the traffic gets picked up and dropped off via the ML and... (more)
Union Pacific's OSEGL trash train heads south through Titlow Beach on a late summer evening.
BNSF 277 leads the southbound Everett to Roosevelt trash train south out of CP Ruston and into Nelson Bennett Tunnel.
BNSF 676 takes the lead of a LAUPAS coming into Ritzville, Washington. Peyton Boyd and Spencer Montgomery are seen trying to get pacing shots as we race it into town.
MRL 4402 leads the ML up Bozeman Pass on the evening of June 20th. Usually helper sets on Bozeman are on the back of trains, so to see one on point was a nice surprise.
An MRL helper set pushes a westbound mixed freight up Bozeman Pass in the late evening. The train has just begun the climb to the tunnel out of Livingston, Montana.
One of the Bozeman Pass helper sets sits at East Bozeman as they wait for a train coming down the hill to roll past.
The engineer of the Missoula to Laurel manifest is throttling up the 4404 and 262 as they prepare to climb Mullan Pass.
The Bozeman Bullet is heading into Bozeman with 18 cars. The classic SD40s up front made this a great train for chasing.
MRL's counterpart manifests, being the ML and LM, meet in the evening at West Logan.
On June 20th, MRLs Missoula to Laurel mixed freight needed some help getting up Bozeman Pass. A helper set was called in to help pull the ML over the pass. MRL 4402 leads the ML past the East Boze... (more)
BNSF 2738 leads the Everett to Sumas manifest across a short wooden bridge outside of Acme, Washington at Sunset.
Shortly after stalling, the final Tacoma Rail train headed to Frederickson, WA gets moving again.
