Celebrating 21.5 years of near continuous service across the Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railway system (and beyond). I present to you, BNSF C44-9W #4997, recorded at Hobart Yard, Los Angeles, ... (more)

South of HWY 138 BNSF 6805 West on the Q-NYCLAC1-15 passing in front of a pair of SCE's Path 46 transmission line towers.

In Your Face - BNSF 7891 East (Z-LACWSP9-05L) at Klinefelter, CA.

125 coal hoppers heading into the 180° horseshoe along the 'Mighty Mo' Missouri River through Montana's scenic Lombard Canyon destined for a fresh load out of the PRB. You can check out some of t... (more)

GE ES44AC power playing DP at the back end of a long string of empty coal hoppers snaking along the Missouri River through Lombard Canyon, MT. You can check out some of the additional interesting ... (more)

BNSF 5378 witnessed soaking in some late afternoon sunlight (in need of a good tan...) with departing storm clouds in the background at Los Angeles, CA on Thursday, Nov 21, 2019.

BNSF 8327 West, first one down the steep route (main 3) along BNSF's Cajon Pass, just minutes after the track inspector cleared it for operation after the previous day's snowfall.

BNSF 8061 West winding its way downgrade along the original ATSF mainline (now Main 3) right of way below Silverwood, on BNSF's Cajon Sub after 4-6 inches of fresh power fell the day before.

Montana Rail Link GP9 No. 127 'nose-on' near Warm Springs, MT. For the more traditional 3/4 view of 127, click here.

An eastbound earthworm "Grain Empty" orbits the old barn near Jens, Montana along Montana Rail Link's 3rd Subivison.

BNSF 7864 East, V-SBDTUP4-28A with 64 empty racks headed for Tupelo, Mississippi. But first navigating the curves west of Ludlow, CA.

After cresting the ~3800' Summit, BNSF 4886 West with it's 10,000' stack train in tow now rounds the big curves of the upper Cajon Bowl as the remains of an overnight snow storm cling to the highe... (more)

BNSF 6510 East (V-SDGMDO1-04A) approaching Ibis, CA on BNSF's Needles Sub, passing evidence of wetter times.

BNSF 4260 East leads the Q-LACCXB1-28L over the top of Ash Hill.

BNSF 7110 leading the Z-SBDALT7-27 up the snow dusted hillsides along Cajon Pass after the winter's first and probably only snowfall to reach this low ~3000' elevation.