RailPictures.Net Photo: BNSF Railway None at Scenic , Washington by Ross Fotheringham

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� BNSF Railway (more..)
� None (more..)

� West Portal Cascade Tunnel (more..)
� Scenic , Washington, USA (more..)
� November 18, 2011

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� Ross Fotheringham (more..)
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West Portal Cascade Tunnel; What sometimes looks like a worm hole straight out of Star Trek or a time travel portal is the powerful headlights of a westbound locomotive highlighting the condensing air as it cools on exit from the tunnel on BNSF's fastest route through the Cascades - or under at this location. An approach signal greets this train casting a yellow over red glow on the snow.

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