Game Day Train Sound Transit's Sunday game day train takes Mariners fans back to Tacoma from Seattle seen passing through the outskirts of Puyallup.

Sounder F59PHI 908 pushes train 1704 north past Carkeek Park.

In less than 24 hours, if the schedule holds, the first train will cross the new Sound Transit Tacoma bridge. The old 4 steel beam bridge across G street has been dismantled, along with the Milw... (more)

The new "Early" Sounder, train 1507, crosses G Street on the historic Milwaukee S Curve trestle, as it approaches the Tacoma Dome Station. It won't be long now, before trains are us... (more)

March 3, 2015: 14,411 foot Mt. Rainier dominates the background as Sound Transit F59PHI #908, fresh out of the shop from rebuild and sporting the new Sound Transit paint scheme, leads the first of... (more)

Two Sounder trains get ready for departure at King Street Stations in Seattle on a spectacular summer afternoon -- but can you spot the second train?

The sun rises on the the day Pacific Northwest stood still. Overnight, 6" of snow grind the region to a dead stop. Mountain passes closed, major freeways closed, cars crashed, buses jackknifed (so... (more)

Ride the Wave... The brilliant sun beams at dawn on a winter morning turn the blue waves adorning the flanks of Sounder's passenger cars into a shimmering stream of liquid gold. There may... (more)

I'm tooling around Tacoma after fixing the "little trains" only to realize I've seriously misjudged the sunset. I should be at Steilacoom, but that's a half hour away. Where, where can I go to c... (more)

It's high tide when the first sounder of the day rolls through Edmonds.

SDRX 908 prepares to rush weary evening commuters home from Seattle's King Street station.

The F59PHI is a beautiful machine, seen both in Amtrak Cascades (background) and Sounder (foreground) livery.

Passengers board Everett Bound SDRX 1702 while another train pulls into position.

The early northbound Sounder creeps over the Salmon Bay Bridge just after the sun disappears behind a cloud. Built in 1908 by the Army Corps of Engineers, the Ballard Locks stand in the backgroun... (more)

Threatening clouds from the north greet Sound Transit's Homerun Service as it slows to stop in Edmonds with a bunch of dismal Mariners fans. Why are they dismal? The M's got whipped by the Kansa... (more)