CP 7017 heads West on the CPKC Watertown Sub. The train is crossing under Maiden Lane, just West of Reeseville, WI.

7032 leading an oil train in nearing golden hour light right in the town of Reeseville, WI.

CP heritage painted SD70ACU rounds the curve in Reeseville Wisconsin. To the left of the locomotive is an abandoned spur track which was once used to service the lumber facility next to the tracks... (more)

CP 6068 and two more SD40-2s lead a loaded Herzog train under Maiden Lane. I was ecstatic to shoot this trio on a main line train in 2020!

CP train 281, with a pretty fresh SD70ACU leading, blasts west through Reeseville trying to maintain every bit of track speed.

Extra CP Ballast train 9WWA-07 holds at Reeseville with a burnt up wheel bearing as CP G61 blasts down the main at track speed on a very nice April day.

More foreign power on a CP train, as they get a classic UP SD40 rolling west in the late afternoon sun.

Running six minutes early, Amtrak's Empire Builder heads through a curve west of Reeseville that many enthusiasts have shot from since the days of the Milwaukee Road.

With two crew members in the cab, America's train flies west out of Reeseville for its next station stop in Columbus.

Close on the tail of Amtrak, 281 is easily making track speed thanks to a very colorful assortment of power leading the way.

A relatively new CP GEVO drags an empty hopper train across the marshlands of Southeastern Wisconsin. From this picture, it sure doesn't look like February!

Not looking like February at all, CP 8780 leads a soild train of racks west near Reeseville.

Nomad - Cast away from it's service on the BC's Fort Nelson Sub, this former (Kennecott) BCOL SD, has seen alot of off the beaten path railroading, since its construction in 1978. Now just another... (more)

A motley crew of SD60 horses lead the Ford Fast westward through town on main #2.

Engineer Craig Willett skillfully pilots the Empire Builder west, acknowledging the railfan on the bridge with his customary waving of the timetable and sustaining whistle. Bringing up the marker... (more)