A Herzog HyRail truck gets pulled behind a loaded rail train just west of Winton.

The west bound Empire Builder is 36½ miles out of Wenatchee as it passes by the old LongFibre Mill property at 7:56 am, running about an hour behind at this point. Soon it will travel under the ... (more)

BNSF 5349 leads an eastbound stack train over US Highway 2, soon to be traversing the 4,059-foot Winton Tunnel.

̶S̶P̶ BNSF 4449 leads a eastbound vehicle train up the small grade at Coulter Creek.

BNSF 7878 is on the point of a westbound stack through West Winton. From this angle you would think it is an overpowered J-train (Boeing 737 parts,) but it really is a stack train. Also notice tha... (more)

BNSF 4761 leads a Z-SSECHC eastbound through Winton. A Burro Model-40 crane can be seen on the southern-most yard track, patiently sitting over the weekend for more work on Monday.

BNSF S SEACHC stack trains storms through Winton, Wa. The bright sun made a cool morning feel nice and warm and has started to burn the local fog away.

Santa Fe owned two types of Burro cranes, the type 30 and the type 40. Type 30's had the pulleys for the boom arm located on the roof, while the Type 40's, such as this one had pulleys located in ... (more)

Busy US 2, a couple hundred yards east of this spot, parallels the old highway from where this shot was taken. The train is about to pass the remains of the shuttered LongFibre plant in the rural... (more)

A heavy snow shower obscures the view of this eastbound intermodal train over Stevens Pass. This storm is the same one that dropped a foot of snow in 48 hours, seen here: Railroad: Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Locomotive: GE C44-9W (Dash 9-44CW)
Location: Winton, Washington, USA
Locomotive #: BNSF 4846
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: January 14, 2012

A Z train from South Seattle,WA to Chicago,IL breaks into the sun on this cold morning at Winton,WA on 1/27/07. EMD demonstrator GM 72 was the second unit in the consist, tagging along for the rid... (more)

An eastbound Z pulls its way up the straightaway at Coulter Creek.

Sometimes, you just gotta shoot a boring ol' grade crossing wedgie. With the sun breaking through thinning clouds, snow falls as the morning South Seattle Z whisks past westbound S-STPTAC3-16A at... (more)

The westbound 4772 pulls a stack train out of the Winton Tunnel into the afternoon sunlight. This nearly mile long tunnel is the third in a series between the Chumstick and Tumwater canyons west ... (more)

The approach of an eastbound grain train illuminates the Winton Tunnel entrance and as it disappears into the mountain the blinking FRED beckons a return to the dark of night.