Rolling up through Greenland, like millions of tons of coal have before. From this perspective, one can see the variant grades of the Joint Line clearly.
BNSF 9122 (SD70ACe) leads a loaded coal train south on the Joint Line through Greenland, Colorado.
BNSF 5831 (ES44AC) leads a loaded coal train south on the Joint Line through Greenland, Colorado.
The cows at a ranch in Greenland, Colorado take note of BNSF 9122 (SD70ACe) that is leading a loaded coal train south on the Joint Line.
BNSF 8796 (SD70ACe) leads a loaded coal train south on the Joint Line through Greenland, Colorado.
Snow has fallen on the Joint Line as BNSF 9122 (SD70ACe) leads a loaded coal train past the historic livestock pens in Greenland, Colorado.
The grass has been cut and rolled, and BNSF 6635 (ES44C4) passes by on the Joint Line through Greenland, Colorado.
Four BNSF motors shove on the back end of a loaded grain train as it works its way through Greenland, Colorado and towards the Palmer Divide.
BNSF 8057 (ES44C4) leads a manifest through Greenland, Colorado as it heads south on the Joint Line.
BNSF 5831 (ES44AC) runs south on the Joint Line through Greenland, Colorado.
BNSF 5831 (ES44AC) leads a loaded coal train through Greenland, Colorado as it heads south on the Joint Line. p
BNSF 5831 (ES44AC) climbs the grade between Larkspur, Colorado and Greenland as it heads south on the Joint Line.
BNSF 5831 (ES44AC) runs past a farmhouse in Greenland, Colorado, as it heads south on the Joint Line.
BNSF 8929 S/B Coal train on the Joint Line at Greenland, CO on July 6, 2001 with another SD70MAC and rear DPU plus 2 manned helpers. The BNSF 8929 is coming out of a sag and is on the 1.55% climb ... (more)
