Sporting its class lights, SOO 6024 leads a trio of SD40-2's through Rondout on 276, running right on the heels of 282.

Friendly wave at Brookfield
On the afternoon of August 31, 1990, Soo Line train No. 943 with a new SD60M (last of the series) passes through Brookfield, Wisconsin. The late Ronald Moral... (more)

Matching SOO power leads the CP 483 north to the Twin Ports.

Just mere minutes after sunrise, a trio of classic SOO SD60s smash the silence in Nashotah, WI. Gotta love the class lights!

276 strolls through B17, nearing the end of its trip at Bensenville Yard.

At 6:37pm a nice set of EMD power rolls an empty ethanol train across the Mohawk River. The train is just a few miles out of its origination point at Kenwood Yard in the Port of Albany, NY. Train ... (more)

A rather interesting 633 holds the main at the Dodge Center siding as it waits for the 276 out of Waseca. The 633 is Aurora bound ethanol empties but this guy had several hoppers on the front end... (more)

Soo Line 2719 leads a passenger train through downtown Duluth.

CP 642 heads south through Des Plaines with a candy apple SOO SD60 and a pair of blue and yellow SD40-2's (IC&E and DM&E). DM&E's Mt. Rushmore unit is third out.

Passing a lake at Burlington, Wisconsin, Soo Line wooden caboose 99062 bobbles on the rear of a freight with empty ore jennies and numerous 40-ft. box cars early in the morning on Aug. 13, 1964. ... (more)

For some strange reason, one of the few remaining SD60s still in hockeystick paint found its way into former DM&E territory. Soo 6033 is seen here screaming out of Albert Lea and into the golden e... (more)

SOO 6035 leads CP 6017, ICE 6429 and SOO 6058 around the Desjardins Canal.

A trio of SOO Line SD60's pull ethanol train 640 into Ft Erie, where it will wait for its counterpart, 641, to cross the bridge into Canada.

SOO SD60's 6026, 6051, 6027 pull ethanol train 640 out of the Welland Canal tunnel enroute to the United States. This is my first, and probably last time seeing a SOO Line trio. It was originally ... (more)