N859-02 is only beginning its westward journey to the Powder River Basin, as it crosses the Shortline Bridge with the Cleveland skyline as a backdrop.

On a beautiful spring day the infamous "Barfbonnet" heads west in front of a brand new ACe, and an empty Powder River coal train.

Q378 passes N85902 with the one of a kind "Vommitbonnet" in the lead today. N859 is sitting in the North Controlled Siding awaiting to be unloaded at the Eastlake Power Plant.

A busy line in Conrail days, the Lake Front has been reduced to only a few trains a day, making a meet particular special. Notice the dog running down the grade 10 cars back. It refused to get of ... (more)

N859-10 catches the golden evening sun, with a train full of empty hoppers on a return trip to the Powder River Basin.

Loads of Powder River coal idle on the north control siding waiting its turn to unload at the Eastlake CEI plant. Note, the headlight in the distance is the Q274-20 and by the time it reached my l... (more)

N859 sits dead outside of Collinwood Yard awaiting a crew to get it started on its journey back west to the Powder River Basin

An H2 GEVO makes a fuel stop at Collinwood Yard.

A BNSF powered unit coal train passes a MoW yard near CP25 as it travels the CSX rails symboled as N859-15. Surprisingly, coal drag N859-16 would pass by this spot just a few hours later.

Empties westbound heading to Cicero IL to be handed off to BNSF. After hearing what was on the head end I thought it was the famous CSXT runaway 8888, oh well......

Empty unit coal train N859-03 crosses the Bagley Road overpass on the CSX Short Line in the glow of the soft evening light

N859 is headed back west empy to the Powder River Basin from Cleveland

The woman looked at the train for about 10 seconds before running across the tracks in front of it