BNSF 3009 is moving right along as it goes over a creek bridge and heads into Roosevelt on a peaceful Sunday evening.

Running right along the banks of the Columbia River, H-VAWPAS flies right on by with BNSF 3009 leading. The 3009 was built in 1966 for the Burlington as CBQ 185. In 1989 it was rebuilt by the BN a... (more)

Afternoon light shines down on Horsethief Lake as BNSF 3009 leads H-VAWPAS west across the causeway that splits the lake from the Columbia River. In the background you can see a UP train on the Or... (more)

BNSF 3009 leads an eastbound H-VAWPAS out of Cape Horn tunnel as they boogie towards Pasco. Getting a BN leader through the Gorge has always been a goal of mine but living over 2,000 miles away ma... (more)

After a crew change in downtown Bend, BNSF 714 heads south through the volcanic rock of Lava Butte. The volcanic rock is from Newberry Volcano which is named after John Strong Newberry, a surveyor... (more)

BNSF 714 is on its home stretch to Bend now as it crosses over the Crooked River birdge in Terrebonne. The birdge was completed in 1911 and is the second highest railroad bridge in the US.

After fighting the grade up to Gateway, BNSF 714 brings its southbound manifest into Madras as it crosses over Willow Creek Trestle. The BNSF Oregon Trunk Sub is as scenic as it gets and is litter... (more)

We get a real good look at the Santa Fe/BC Rail combo here at Gateway! The train is currently fighting the grade into Gateway as they go over Trout Creek trestle.

BNSF 714 leads a soutbound manifest through Maupin as they swing around the town grain elevator along the Deschutes River.

It's a peaceful Saturday morning as a southbound manifest crosses over the Deschutes River and prepares to enter Tunnel 2 of BNSF's Oregon Trunk Sub. The rainbow lash up is led by BNSF 714, a fake... (more)

BNSF 8144 leads a Z train out of Tunnel 3 and along the banks of the Columbia River on a beautiful Sunday morning.

The TRRA 201 job is now on BNSF rails as they close in on BNSF's Lindenwood Yard on the west side of St. Louis.

TRRA 4002 leads its BNSF transfer west through 12th Street Yard leaving downtown St. Louis behind. One can see the Arch and Busch Stadium in this shot but to the left is the former yard tower stil... (more)

TRRA's pair of ex Conrail SD60I's leads a BNSF transfer south along the riverfront as they close in on the Arch and downtown STL.

TRRA 2002 pulls a transfer job from the Prairie Lines north past the former Cotton Belt freight depot in downtown St. Louis. The freight depot was opened in 1913 and has sat vacant since 1959. In ... (more)