After completing their work in Oshkosh, the L595 crew heads back towards Horicon with a decent sized train.

GP38 sleeps while waiting for maintenance as an SD40 and a beautiful E9 sleep nearby. Taken on explicit railroad property with permission/PPE worn.

The Rock Springs local crosses the Baraboo River on its way back to town.

A big blue Mack and the L877 share some space as the Rock Springs Turn re-sorts some cars before yarding the train.

The Rock Springs - Madison - Rock Springs job nears the WSOR yard in Madison passing through the Northside neighborhood en route.

The L463 job from Rock Springs heads south from the Lake Wisconsin area continuing on through the Wisconsin countryside on its way to the Madison yard.

The Wisconsin & Southern local job originating in Rock Springs travels through the village of Dane south towards Madison. The classic wig-wag signals are no longer available to photograph with th... (more)

Received permission for being on the property. I shot a dozen pictures around the yard, but night shots are difficult when the ambient lighting is so strong and in the wrong places. However, from ... (more)

WSOR 3803 heads to Horicon after switching Quad Graphics.

WSOR 3803 switches Quad Graphics in Hartford, WI.

After putting the ditcher on the ground at Dane, WI, the crew is walking over the crossings to making sure the plow stays on the track. The crossing at the north end of Devils Lake State Park need... (more)

The ditcher on the WSOR works north thru Rock Springs. This job is heading north to open up the line between Madison, WI and Reedsburg, WI. This line is somewhat scenic around Rock Springs as the ... (more)

An extra plow job is heading north towards Reedsburg as it passing MP 186 few miles north of Rock Springs. This job ran out of Madison today to plow open this 52 mile long sub between Madison and ... (more)

The HOK picks up speed after a setout. The clean red and gray locomotives really look good traveling through the frozen fields.

3803 glides past nice fall foliage along the UW campus.