The Mayville Local cruises westward out of Grand Forks behind another solid ex-BN duo.

A bluebird leads the Mayville Local westward at MP 1 on a cold, frosty Veterans' Day morning.

A pumpkin and a bluebird lead a long Mayville Local eastward at D.L. Switch on a great autumn morning.

A colorful Mayville Local heads eastward into Grand Forks after being held up for some time by a rerouted grain train.

It's always nice when you can find two bluebonnets leading a train and shoot them at an angle that shows not a stitch of repainting, except for that wonderful orange that happens to be on the roof... (more)

The Mayville Local cruises back toward town with clearance to the 42nd Street crossing to wait for a yard track.

With the crew on their way back to Grand Forks, the Mayville Local's duo of GP38-2s is done working for the day and sits quietly alongside some ag businesses on the south side of town. The train w... (more)

Having left its cars back in town, the Mayville Local creeps down toward the end of the track and crosses over the wooden trestle above the Goose River.

With two locomotives and three cars, the twice weekly Mayville Local is dwarfed by the large, shuttle train loading grain facility in Mayville.

A nice pair of cascade green geeps is in control of a rare Saturday run for the Mayville Local accelerating west out of Grand Forks to meet the eastbound M-MINSUP at Emerado.

The ground is once again white and the temperature is once again below zero as a 14 car Mayville Local heads west out of Grand Forks on the final day of November 2007.

An ex-BN GP39E on the point of the Mayville Local breezes over a small bridge west of the abandoned station of Ojata on its return trip to Grand Forks.

A 42 car Mayville Local cruises downhill east of Arvilla and passes the MP 17 defect detector with a lone GP39E leading the way. 172 axles and no defects were detected.

The Mayville Local approaches D.L. Switch as it makes its way back to the Grand Forks yard.

A single GP38 is in command of a mixed bag of rolling stock on the Mayville Local heading back for the Grand Forks yard.