With a pair of GP15-1's on the point wearing the railroad's BN inspired paint scheme, the Northern Lines Railway's local arrives at the propane facility in Rockville, Minnesota with a train of loa... (more)

With a pair of GP15-1's on the point wearing the railroad's BN inspired paint scheme, the Northern Lines Railway's local is working the propane facility in Rockville, Minnesota to spot one cut and... (more)

With a pair of GP15-1's on the point wearing the railroad's BN inspired paint scheme, the Northern Lines Railway's local arrives at the propane facility in Rockville, Minnesota with a train of loa... (more)

The conductor guides the engineer back to a hitch as the engineer eases the Northern Lines Railway's pair of GP15's down the spur track to Renneberg Hardwoods in Saint Cloud, Minnesota. The crew w... (more)

A pair of Northern Lines Railway's GP15's lead a train of empty LPG tank cars as they return towards Saint Cloud after working the Rockville Propane Terminal. The train is passing by the crushers ... (more)

With a pair of GP15-1's on the point wearing the railroad's BN inspired paint scheme, the Northern Lines Railway's local returns from Rockville with a train of empty LNG cars in tow. The train is ... (more)

NLR 1610 at St. Cloud, MN.

Northern Lines Railway's newest acquisition is this GP15-1 proudly wearing Burlington Northern cascade green. NLR operates ex-BN trackage for customers in the St. Cloud area.

The NLR "greenies" perform switching at the LPG facility in Rockville. The old geeps are running on borrowed time now as new power is rumored to arrive in the winter, putting these class... (more)

Northern Lines Railway's roster lays overnight under the stars on a brisk late fall evening.

One of NLR's Geeps.

Still adorned in its predecessors paint, Northern Lines Railway GP10 has the day off from switching duties.

Three vintage EMD Northern Line Railway locomotive surround an old Western shipping container on a quiet Sunday afternoon.

When NLR comes down this way, it's usually to bring LP tanks to Wenner. But as of late, a large wind generator offload site has popped up, prompting numerous windmill trains.

Another load of windmill parts, this time blades, heads out of the St. Cloud yard and out to Rockville for unloading. By sunset, all but six blades will have been unloaded.