Two geeps lead a transfer train west past a very busy Division St. In the background, a soo geep gets a train ready to head down the tracks leading off to the right of the frame.

Creeping through Northtown on a Friday afternoon, this train is led by BNSF 2968--delivered to Gulf Mobile & Ohio in 1964 (#613) as a GP35. BNSF upgraded the unit to a GP39V. She looks good, lon... (more)

In a timeless image that could have been taken at any point in the last two decades, a gorgeous summer morning finds a pair green Geeps easily handling a 19-car empty Boeing train eastward ... (more)

The crew from this pair of ex-BN units stand out in the cold on the southern edge of Northtown yard wait for a van to pick them up.

The pair of GP39Vs that has recently found work out of the Grand Forks terminal continues its operations as it leads the South Local back into town.

The Devils Lake Local passes eastward over the bridge at MP 1 behind a duo of cascade green GP39Vs.

A nice set of cascade green GP39Vs leads a short, seven car Drayton Local into Grand Forks.

Eastbound trio of Geeps led by the BN-heralded BNSF 2968 pulls the Noyes Local by a crewless G-MAYSUP at the east siding switch in Fisher.

The Noyes Local rounds the bend eastward as it leaves East Grand Forks behind. Love seeing that 4-axle power leading long manifests!

A late Noyes Local steams east through the prairie land of western Minnesota under picture-perfect skies behind its usual lashup of classic Geep power.

The Winnipeg Turn rolls westward through downtown East Grand Forks on a pleasant Independence Day evening. A short time later, the area would be crowded for the fireworks display and the railroad ... (more)

The West Fargo job heads west from the Dilworth yard late in the day with a large BN nose herald on the point. It's quite pleasant railfanning in downtown Fargo/Moorhead nowadays, with no train ho... (more)

The John Day Dam provides a backdrop for this BNSF westbound.

A trio of ex BN geeps awaits it's next assignment in Superior

This hodgepodge of light power was put here to keep it out of the way so the West Lead could work the yard and let the M-NTWGFD come in. This mix of power was headed for Thompson to pick up a cut... (more)