BNSF SD40-2 6851 was damaged in grade crossing collision with ethanol tank truck near the Suncor Refinery in Commerce City, CO, at the 56th Avenue grade crossing on July 23rd, 2009. BNSF 6851 was... (more)

A roadrailer along with a freshly painted BN caboose heads out of Grand Forks to do some work farther south.

BNSF 7462 is rolling out to it's train, while a mob of Pumpkins await their turn in the engine facility. Three Warbonnets lurk among the sea of orange. Railroad: BNSF Railway
Locomotive: GE ES44DC
Location: Tacoma, Washington, USA
Locomotive #: BNSF 7462
Train ID: TACPAS
Photo Date: July 07, 2009

We came across 2620 in this sorry state at what I believe is Victorville.CA. It was parked with 3 warbonnet locos. I haven`t been able to find out what caused the damage. Anyone know?

Talk about lost, A crew member stops a hi railer and asks for directions west as this BNSF AC motor is a rare sight and far from home along the NS Pokey Division.

In the Middle of the Night; I say this with a big smile on my face, but I think I saw my friend Dave Honan do this once. A light snowfall provides the Star Wars effect. Funny thing is, sta... (more)

Sunset is nearing as an eastbound ballast train negotiates the curves through the badlands at Sully Springs.

Yay! A BNSF! I came home from classes today and I looked at my phone. Ben has called me about 7 times! I answer on the 8th time. "Get your shoes on and grab your camera! I'll be home in like two s... (more)

You can see the beginning of a pretty bad storm that hit the area. I saw about 10 or so coal trains parked head to tail on the main for storage. I believe they have been backed up due to the flood... (more)

WARNING: The light at the end of the tunnel IS an oncoming TRAIN!!!!

Taking advantage of a photography gig from a helicopter, I got this shot from about 500 feet over BNSF's Tennessee Yard.

To me at least...the monsoon season in the desert southwest, makes the summer season something to look forward to. Here just east of the downtown Kingman area, near its airport...you can see some ... (more)

BNSF 8105 was leading the Longmont Turn when they struck a stump placed by kids in the tracks. The stump got caught under the train and caused a derailment.

The first three units from the Longmont Turn seen here after the Turn derailed the night before. BNSF 8105 didn't fall completely over, but BNSF 9801 (SD70MAC) and BNSF 143 (GP60M) weren't so luck... (more)