A rustic, hand-made sign above the entrance to Chicago and North Western’s yard office in Bill, Wyoming, reads “Through these doors pass the Worlds Greatest Railroaders… That’s the way it is, out ... (more)
A couple of old DM&IR M.o.W. carts rest near the end of the track while a 120 car string of old DM&IR quad sets rest waiting for warmer weather and the return (hopefully) to BFT service.
An Arcelor Mittal Steel employee lights a fusie as an end of train device before making a reverse movement. The loads consist of thick red hot slabs of steel. The glowing red color can not be seen... (more)
Sunrise march to the mines: Amid a stormy sky, coal trains continue the daily march to the mines of Powder River Basin south of Bill, Wyoming, during dawn on May 30, 2009.