The 105 swings through on time the 818 is rumored to be one of the next motors to get the Grupo Mexico Transportes livery

Having pulled through Temple (in the background) from the north, BNSF 7174 enters the yard southeast of town for fueling, and likely a crew change.

A pair of GEVOs is all that is needed to handle this train headed down the relatively flat Galveston Subdivision. Presumably these are heading to southeastern Houston's petrochemical complex to re... (more)

BNSF 8281 (ES44C4) shoves a freight eastbound on the Brush Sub through West Tonville, Colorado.

BNSF ES44C4 4276 is about to duck under Trans-Canada Highway #1 west of Banff, AB leading a BNSF business train west.

BNSF ES44C4 4276 cools its heels on the main at Banff while its passengers are off for lunch and exploring.

200-02's train pulls into the siding at Banff meeting a BNSF charter reloading passengers on the main.

A rare thing is a late FEC train, but it happened today, 7-8 hour late 202 in Bunnell.

The commentary on this paint variant is off the charts, but Florida color has entered a new era. Third trip for the first two repainted GE's.

BNSF intermodal train bound for Los Angeles, accelerating out from Barstow yard

On its second revenue run, the recently painted FEC engines 816 and 820 sports the Grupo Mexico scheme as it races past Lantana FL. Trailing third is the 810 in the Champ red and yellow scheme.

Westbound BNSF ES44C4 No. 7935 leads a mixed manifest across the causeway that separates Drano Lake on the right from The Columbia River on the left.

The FEC "Grupo Duo" makes their first revenue run in the new paint scheme on train 105, crossing Crane Creek in Melbourne, Florida.

The maiden voyage of the new era in FEC paint. There is no 105 on the weekends currently, the weather the past two days would have been splendid to see these in. As is the case with many things ... (more)

The maiden voyage of the new era in FEC paint is about to pass the shops it debuted at last week. There is no 105 on the weekends currently, the weather the past two days would have been splendid... (more)