CSX B714 on a rainy night in Lyons, NY with a Pair of BNSF GEs.

A Memphis bound intermodal train out of the Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbor comes to a stop in Fullerton, where it will be stabbed for over an hour due to police activity.

A Blue Island to Fort Madison vehicle train works into Fort Madison and soon the yard. The train pass the historical Fort Madison. This Fort was in service from 1808-13. Fort Madison was targeted ... (more)

The endless parade of containers on the BNSF Transcon never end. Here a Chicago interchange bound stacker slowly pulls out of the yard at Fort Madison. The train passes the restored ex-Santa depot... (more)

The 105 rolls out of Bunnell on a speed restriction due to MOW work.

A pair of BNSF ES44C4's lead NS #175 through the gulch

A beautiful morning has this empty coal train from the Robert Bank roaring down the MRL 2nd Sub bound for Roundup, MT, and Signal Peak Energy Mine. These boys were on duty at Helena at 06:45. By ... (more)

This is the BNSF's St. Joseph Sub crossing of the Missouri River at Rulo. This bridge was originally built in 1877 and in 1977 work was done to replace that bridge on the old piers with one that c... (more)

An eastbound grain train off the CN Osage Sub hammers along trying to get up to speed after meeting a super late 337 at Jesup. The train catches the last rays of the day as sunset is minutes away.... (more)

FEC 105 takes the siding at Dorena to pass MOW activity.

Westbound grain train at Scribner on the Lakeside sub.

Westbound grain train near the east switch at Tokio on the Lakeside sub.

As a BNSF unit oil train plods past at Trout Creek, Montana, on February 5, 2023, it’s time to get back to the trackside fire and relax again as the DPU rolls west.

Low clouds hang in the Clark Fork River Valley at Trout Creek, Montana, as a BNSF unit oil train cruises westbound on Montana Rail Link’s Fourth Subdivision on February 5, 2023.

Norfolk Southern intermodal train 284 (Memphis, Tennessee to Atlanta, Georgia) rolls east through Scottsboro, Alabama.