Pushing hard on the throttle south out of Spangle, the '16 startles a few ponies.

From a scene that looks to be from SimCity, a midday 8 car Chicago L train weaves over road, sidewalks, and cars while maneuvering beneath the shadows of commercial and residential buildings. At n... (more)

Good morning Seattle!

When talking with any Seattilite, very few people will claim that Interstate 5 is one of their favorite places. With the city core miles in the distance, the new shiny Link powers down the side of... (more)

The 4204 jumps into run-8 while crossing over Viola Road to go up the final grade to Palouse.

Cars whiz by a Red Line train powered by two new Siemens Sharks. Not to be confused with the SD70, the brand-new S70's are rolled out and roaming the streets of Portland. An interesting fact about... (more)

148 is in the perfect spot this morning.

Audi vs. streetcar. Who will be the winner?

Once the best connection between Pullman and Spokane, old highway 195 has surrendered its title and is now highway 271. Either way, the old rural grade crossing guards still stand tall after many ... (more)

The engineer was blasting his horn and gave me a huge grin and a thumbs-up when he hit the pile. Give them a little amusement as they pass Stevens summit.

The main course! The reason me and fellow photog Steve DeVight hit the hill this weekend; the Leavenworth Snow Train. Unless the Empire Builder is late, this is one of the few chances we Northwest... (more)

Working around the railroad involves heavy equipment. BNSF #1551 is framed under the arm of a Komatsu PC270 excavator as it works on moving some 2000 cubic yards of soil for disposal. The soil is ... (more)

BNSF 4497 going under the newly open Olympic Sculpture Park on Seattle's waterfront. Note all the people on the ledge watching the train pass.

The sun is setting on the Palouse. PCC 4204 is stranded between Pullman, WA and Moscow, ID with an axle on the ground.

On top of the world! A fully loaded grain train struggles over Marias Pass and the Continental Divide.