Union Pacific ES44AC 7896, SD70ACe 8708 and SD70M 4609 cross the Burlington Northern Railroad Bridge 9.6, crossing from Oregon to Washington as it crosses the Columbia River. Also known as BNSF R... (more)
Two SD60Ms still in BN Cascade Green race along the north bank of the Columbia River heading towards Pasco.
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)
Westbound BNSF ES44C4 No. 7165 crosses over S.32ND St in Washougal WA. with a coal Load bound for Oversea Ports. Trucks with heavy equipment are loading up after spending time doing a lot of rail... (more)
Northbound Union Pacific ES44AC No.5478 rolls its string of Cans past the Tacoma Grain Terminal and Grain inspection Station. One ship is tied to the dock while another waits offshore in Commence... (more)
BNSF 8144 leads a Z train out of Tunnel 3 and along the banks of the Columbia River on a beautiful Sunday morning.
BNSF GP39-3 No. 2515 heads back to the mainline after switching out industries in Washougal WA.
With Springtime flowers Blooming, GP 38-2 No.2100 is finishing up the work for the day at Washougal Industrial Park and heading back to Vancouver WA.
355 and 365 depart Seattle to the south with the eastbound Empire Builder, due to a bridge being burnt out north of Seattle.
Westbound BNSF ES44C4 No.6539 rolls a Grainer around Wind Mountain and into Home Valley along the Columbia River. This is one of the many scenic spots along the River to explore.
BNSF 4111 with a MOW rock train takes the siding to allow BNSF ES44DC No 7784 to pass with a grain train for the port of Vancouver WA.
